Youtube comments of deezel_fairy (@deezelfairy).

  1. Never underestimate a man who has nothing else left to loose
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  2. ​ @DellikkilleD  No, you've paid for your food and you've paid for a delivery fee - you've paid for your service you should receive it. Come to my house with a 'give me money or I'm gonna be a aggressive asshole' attitude you'll be leaving it on your back...
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  3. It's impossible to plot a linear decay rate chart for the elephants foot because it hasn't got a fixed decay rate. It's consists of a lot of different fission products that all have different decay rates. The early extremely high dose rates make sense and the rapid decrease to today is because some of those isotopes with extremely short half-lifes have gone and the more long term ones like Caesium 137 remain. It'll become less radioactive, more slowly over time because of this.
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  4. It's a hysterical nervous laugh of someone who's completely out of their depth whilst trying to hold it together. She's a joke
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  5. The biggest problem with boot-lickers, is they're completely unaware they're boot-lickers.
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  6. ​ @chhansen9813  Inciting violence isn't freedom of speech
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  7. They're ideologues. They only know how to do one thing - double down. That can't do anything but, to do anything else would mean admitting fault in the ideology.
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  8. Anyone who's 'old' in an incredibly dangerous occupation is EXACTLY who you need on your team - if they're alive after all that time they know what they're doing.
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  9. 2023 - Tier 15, 25th lockdown and new covid variant number 12.
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  10. Lol, he wasnt the Taliban's prisoner, he was their pet 😂
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  11. The goal is not getting us into EV's. The goal is us not having cars at all
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  12. Every year, we get closer and closer to the film 'Idiocracy' being reality
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  13. Exactly, the only people they please/impress are themselves - and that's the problem
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  14. It's a start Ray! 👍 Get the tool boxes in, a desk and an old couch in the back room and your away. The fancy stuff comes with time. Best of luck from the UK 🇬🇧 bud!
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  15. "It's basically a freight train in a tunnel at this point' - E.Musk, 2025 😂
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  16. But at least the smelt fish is safe 🙏
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  17. 🙏🙏👼All HAIL THE WHITE PAPER! 👼🙏🙏
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  18. Being pedantic but things don't run on steam - steam is just a means of energy transfer, a fluid medium more than a source of power. Pressure and flow is what drives a turbine and steam is the most practical, efficient way on a huge scale.
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  19. No one wants to admit they've been suckered. Never fails to amaze me how far the human brain can go when it comes to rationalising shitty behaviour.
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  20. I cant wait to be called a conspiracy theorist for NOT believing aliens exist 😂
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  21. Zhang seriously, sounds like a total legend! 😂 I'd buy him a pint 🍻
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  22. Yeah, not even amongst themselves 😂
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  23. These educational videos are a lost artform, clear, detailed and concise BUT easy to understand. Old workshop manuals are the same too, manual writing is another lost art.
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  24.  @succubus20y  Bullshit, he was just trying bait a negative response like poking a bear with a stick. RDJ's past is well known in the celebrity world, its old news and been done to death so what is there to be controversial about? It was just a cheap shot and utterly disrespectful.
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  25. As for the women who doesn't shave, I don't think the guy ditched you because you don't shave, he ditched you because it's such a bat shit f@&king weird thing to drop into conversation before you've even met - to me that shows a massive red flag of crazy.
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  26. Until the sleepy masses endure suffering they won't wake up - it's a pain we must go through
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  27. I feel truly vindicated in my staunch decision to refuse that god forsaken jab. But its a bitter-sweet feeling. Im saddened so many people have been damaged by it and I fear this is the tip of the iceberg. Im sure most of the people who took it thought they were doing the right thing but for gods sake people learn to critically think, not just follow like sheep.
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  28.  @KurtisC93  Yep, and when he said "I'm just asking questions" is that exact moment when he was internally rationalising going against that better judgement.
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  29. There wad a LOT of human error involved. The pilot didn't do everything correctly. He tried to take the plane off several tons overweight and fuel tanks were filled beyond normal safe protocol. A whole catalogue of negligent errors. Also a critical spacer was left out the l/h landing gear that kept both wheels aligned. It was left out in error during recent maintenance. These were all very significant factors in this accident. Placing the blame squarely at the strip of titanium from the Continental DC-10 is an incredibly lazy analysis of this tragedy.
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  30. "Im almost 40" You look almost 50 😂
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  31. ​​​ @1adamuk  We don't need time - Starmer didn't just fall from heaven yesterday - we've known his character for years. And the Labour parties woke ideology has been the same for decades now. We know what they represent! And it isn't the British people.
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  32. ​ @normaaliihminen722 We're not pro Russia. We're anti Armageddon. Which would be obvious if you actually thought about it for more than a virtue signalling nano-second.
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  33. It's sad though when we live in an age where we praise people for behaviour that should simply be the norm, instinctive even 😔
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  34. The tragic thing about Three Mile Island is that if the PR had been handled properly it should have been the poster child for nuclear safety. Even when the operators did everything wrong, the core melted down (partially, before people nit-pick) all the containment systems did their job and ultimately...nothing bad happened. It was a huge financial disaster.
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  35.  @snowbunnie73  Most of these rides are pretty serious pieces of heavy, powerful, industrial engineering, not far off the sort of things you'd see in the mining industry. A conveyor like that has a huge amount of torque, it'd pull you to pieces without even trying 😔. As an engineer I spend more time looking at the rides than actually riding them when visiting a theme park, when i see the various conveyors, electric motors, gearboxes, enormous hub drive hydraulic motors ect it never fails to amaze me what seriously heavy and powerful equipment it is.
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  36. Think the police are knocking on my door right now 😂
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  37. She's tweaking
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  38. Yeah, we're boned
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  39. I speak mainly as a forklift mechanic but these are my observed main differences between German and Japanese engineering... Germans engineering - as complicated as it can be for the sake of it. Their engineering all seems to be ego driven, d@&k waving, 'look how clever we are' Japanese engineering - as complicated as it needs to be but no more. The Japanese are very good and keeping focus on the requirements of the thing they're building - not automatically over-engineering everything like its being sent to the moon.
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  40. 😂 😂
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  41. The issue is, their long winded 10 year slow learning process results in the irreparable destruction of everything around them
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  42. Because reporting it would destroy their narrative
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  43. Little lesson to be learnt. It's always wise to check fluid levels before taking a customers car on a test drive. If that thing had spun a bearing whilst the mechanic is driving it you've got a real awkward situation with the customer.
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  44. Brass is incompatible with a lot of the modern OAT coolants. Use aluminium or steel hose tails.
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  45. Funniest part for me was how liver man tried to play the victim card in his apology "because depression" pretty much sums it up.
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  46. ​ @eucaliptusx U-235 doesn't emit those extreme levels of radiation just sitting there otherwise building an atomic bomb with U235 would be impossible - you wouldn't be able to handle the material. Those levels of radiation are inside the core while the reactor is fissioning and the source will be the fission products and the huge amount of neutrons being produced from the critical state of the core. U-235 just sitting there on its own you can pretty much just handle with a gloved hand and is a weak alpha emitter.
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  47. The majority haven't. Most still just look at you blank and call you a conspiracy theorist - even though the WEF openly lays out it's plan for all to see on their website 😂
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  48.  @ErinBujalski  Search in youtube 'Aircraft interviews John Hutchinson' The pilot made some rather large negligent errors before the plane even left the taxi way.
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  49. Shouldn't even be an option to drop charges if it happens right in front of the cops. Pretty sure here in the UK the police will press the charges if you refuse too in the same circumstance.
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  50. ​ @MarinaMJH Yup, it's what sparked the riot.
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  51. Dank does a pikey better then Brad Pitt ever could, that had me in stitches 😅😅
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  52. Damn man, I'd rather just live with the lag... 😂
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  53. ​ @thejohnbeck  Just like a lot of people in abusive relationships 😂
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  54. ​ @williampotter2098 Not just schools but a lot of parents who never told their children 'no'. Personally I think blaming schools is just lazy and a cop-out for parents. The schools are there to teach knowledge. It's the parents job to teach behaviour.
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  55. How to be right - by James O'Brien 1) Call yourself James O'Brien 2) Scoff, snort at and talk over anyone and everyone The end
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  56. ​ @dasbaer What are you talking about? It's common knowledge, don't incriminate yourself. Any lawyer will tell you the same. If they've got the evidence they'll get the conviction without a confession and you take it on the chin.
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  57. ​ @ruxxxo Nuclear is statistically one of the safest forms of power generation - your generalisation is grossly inaccurate.
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  58. A classic example of 'those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones'
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  59. ​ @JuneTurnbull-t3p Like it or not, I think we could really do with some support from across the pond atm.
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  60.  @xcoder1122  Modern turbines are incredibly efficient devices operating at about 90% efficiency in terms of extracting energy from the supplied steam. Even reciprocating piston steam engines have efficiencies of 75-90% The majority of the inefficiency is in creating the steam itself, i.e the boilers and is why for example steam locomotives had overall efficiencies of single digits percentages.
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  61. The 80's was a period where a lot of new tech met old ideals/understanding it was kind of a 'great leap forward' but during time periods like that tragedies do occur until we start to understand. Basically the world changed dramatically, but people themselves hadn't caught up yet.
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  62. ​ @ScarletStarAudios To you maybe, not the average person. Neck/face tattoos scream "i make bad choices" In this case, point proven 😂
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  63. Yup, they've not had a full on smash like they would with a broken timing belt/chain. That cam phaser failure probably altered the cam timing just enough for the pistons to just tickle those exhaust valves.
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  64. His speech and mannerisms are worryingly uncanny to Blair
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  65. ​ @Freddy-pp9rn You can take your punishment like a man but running your mouth without a lawyer present can end up with you getting additional charges you wouldn't have got otherwise. Adding more charges to your wrap sheet only benefits one thing, the state prosecutors ledger
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  66. 15 years is a bit over the top 😂. But 5 years custodial out in 3 on good behaviour would be realistic and what I'd do if I had my way. People only seem to have extreme views now which is part of the problem. One half wants them let go with counciling the other want people locked up for 30 years for stealing a stick of gum.
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  67. ​ @gerryspang5917 You do know Scandinavian countries are like the Alberta in terms of climate right? 🤣
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  68. "Don't eat yellow snow" is my personal favourite 😂
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  69.  @erikziak1249  I'd say very similar as it's virtually the same thing. It's also why used fuel bundles are stored for several years underwater before they're transferred to dry cask storage - you wait until the short lived isotopes have decayed away so 1) the things are lot less radioactive and easier to handle 2) As they are less radioactive they are producing less decay heat.
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  70. Watching this old crane drag itself out to the scrap yard is almost like being made to dig your own grave 😂
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  71.  @Mrlimabean01  The areas in London these Boomers live in don't look like that though - to them Abdul is that friendly chap who owns the corner shop.
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  72. Im pretty sure with all the commotion, large amounts of people, fire ect most of that dangerous fauna would have deserted the immediate area pretty fast.
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  73. Dunning Kruger effect 👍
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  74. Maybe this is what is needed to finally break this sick mentality of image before competency.
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  75. ​ @brelshar4968 It used to be pretty good up to a few years ago - the political spectrum of presenters was fairly balanced i.e some were more right leaning, some left leaning, some centrist. Then it just became infected like all msm.
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  76. ​ @thomastrain7311 These people just want to believe whatever their fellow ideologues feed them - even if you provided them with multiple examples they still wouldn't concede.
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  77. ​ @avalerie4467 Yeah, eventually. It's not instant. That's why many fail to pull themselves out of the pit of addiction/depression.
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  78. ​ @gerryspang5917 Well, Scania and Volvo are used in and off road for logging in Scandinavia all the time 🤷‍♂️. And currently they are allowed to legally run at 64 tonnes (140K pounds) on the road. Sweden in particular had the highest permitted gtw limits in Europe, it's what kicked off the horsepower race in the 1960's/70's. The Scandinavians needed the horse power.
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  79. Funny how the media always seem to know where their going to be 😂. Basically in on it 🙄
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  80.  @ValdreignOfficial  The only thing this women is gonna meet is the wall 😂
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  81. Ironically my comment about my comments being deleted got deleted
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  82.  @apaijmans  I've spent a lot of time researching nuclear power and I'm fairly well educated on the topic. I suggest you read more - the actual technical stuff 😉, not the propogeanda.
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  83. I seem to have been flagged by the YouTube bot as well. 99% of comments I've left on a video that's even vaguely political has been automatically deleted.
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  84.  @ajrpromotions  Victoria Nuland was the one who let that happen
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  85. Literally turning your steering wheel into a claymore mine on impact - unbelievable not a single engineer/chemist didn't foresee this. Ammonium nitrate is probably the most well understood explosive in use today due to the shear volumes of it that are used globally.
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  86. London, and a lot of them live in very large houses/mansions in the outskirts of rural villages in places like Kent, West Sussex ect - places totally insulated from reality where they can preserve this vision of 1960's Britain.
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  87. I'm just gonna say it, why the fuck would keep that small square of hair on your receding hairline? 🤣
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  88. NATO would never allow Russia to join, NATO needs a boogeyman to justify its existence - Russia has always been that boogeyman.
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  89. ​ @michael3580 It baffles my mind the amount of people I'm seeing in this comments section putting this behaviour/level of threats down to 'being drunk'. That's pretty disturbing on its own.
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  90. It's the drugs, not her. Nothing impressive about it. It's tragic.
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  91. Fair play to RDJ for walking off. He gave Krishnan enough cues to 'back off' as the topics being brought up weren't supposed to be the scope of the interview. Funny how 3 of channel 4's highest hit videos are of jackass, car crash interviewers getting owned 😂
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  92.  @kg4gav  Exactly, lot of these store staff are paid minimum wage, how much do people really expect them to know.
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  93. ​ @sanshaj  For them that's just reverting to type. They'll always blame a group, an organisation, a hierarchy structure. But NEVER individual accountability - but that's pretty much the basis of identity politics. When I hear them say "we need to ditch identity politics" what I hear is "we need to get better at disguising identity politics"
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  94. Tell me about it, as a forklift mechanic I've got burnt a few times draining the oil on an unfamiliar engine and half way through you realise the drain pan just can't quite hold enough 😂. Playing 'hot potato' with the drain plug.
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  95.  @bobbygetsbanned6049  Yup, the sheep just go "RGB led pretty, button go beep!" 😂
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  96. And my reply to you was just deleted 😂
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  97. Since the general election here in the UK they have been deleting my comments constantly, no matter how i rephrase them. I'll keep leaving comments, I refuse to be silenced even if I am shouting at a wall.
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  98. Pretty much all of them, that's why they pulled out. Insurance companies ain't dummies and a whole lot more switched on than the local government - they are the absolute masters of calculating risk. So if you can't get insurance - that's the biggest red flag, they know things you don't 😉
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  99. I'd say the majority are
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  100.  @ashleycreek5764  Woke culture can piss off back to the other side of the pond from whence it came! 😂
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  101. They said they don't suspect foul play - meaning they already know what happened. It's a procedure thing, probably have to wait for official coroner reports ect
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  102. It's a pain we have to go through unfortunately. The majority are still not awake and the only thing that will make them wake up is suffering.
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  103. The definition of a melt down isn't the pressure vessel melting through - it's fuel assemblies melting either partially or fully. TMI was a meltdown, make no mistake. Even if it had breached the pressure vessel, the core material still would have been inside the containment building and there would have been next to no radiological release. It would have made clean up/decommissioning an absolute nightmare however if it had.
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  104.  @Me__Myself__and__I  Exactly, TMI proved the containment systems of the day worked. All the hysteria was senseless
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  105. I'd say the probability your ex wife got cancer from your use of that weed killer is probably extremely low to nil - can't see how you can be 1000% sure it was your fault,it's unrealistic self-blame really. These weed killers would have been used all over the USA in the time period they were in production, it's not like everybody who used them got cancer. If you were spraying it around everyday for 5 years with no care like a goof than hey, maybe, but it normally takes a prolonged period of low exposure or very high levels of acute exposure. A lot of Vietnam era soldiers got cancer but its not like they used it once in a tiny sprayer on a few daisy's, they were spraying it out of the equivalent of water cannon on PBR boats by the 50 gallon barrel full, probably for weeks at a time - big difference! And SOME of them got cancer, not all, probably not even most! There's a million different things that could have caused you ex wife's cancer, including sheer bad luck.
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  106. Denying her child support payments/welfare 😂
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  107.  @joshuaoha  It's not a capitalism issue, it's a corruption issue. Both capitalism and communism are susceptible with both having equally disatrous consequences to the people.
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  108.  @paulweston285  Errr, no. If two are dead through a gunshot and the other has a self inflicted gunshot that means one committed suicide and the other two were murdered - that's foul play 😂
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  109. You can't keep pushing the responsibility on other people.
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  110.  @sebastianbrrrr7372  It's a crying shame, my only car is an '88 VW mk2 golf 16v. Its easy to work on, not overly complicated and build quality is excellent. Has 205K miles on the clock and runs like a champ, that was old school German engineering and it was excellent.
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  111. "legal agreement to divide your assets UNequaly" Fixed further still 😂
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  112.  @Sohelanthropus  Captain save-a-ho right here 👆. My ex (single mother) ended our relationship by screaming "I don't need you, I can claim benefits" (UK welfare system). OK, goodbye 👋...
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  113. Like you, anyone with experience with radio control models is well aware of the downsides and volatility of pouch cells which is why I was shocked when finding out dewalt is now using them. There's a reason tool manufacturers use cylindrical cells, yes there's gruntier options available but cylindrical cells are the most robust and I'll be honest, I'm a heavy equipment mechanic, my tools get a VERY hard life, borderline abused. It's just the nature of the beast.
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  114. Never underestimate us brits 😉 we may appear weak and passive at times, but push us enough and we'll rebel and bite back like nothing you've ever seen 👍
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  115.  @BuddyLee23  Like it or not, a business has a duty of care to its customers and no amount of 'signed waivers' will ever absolve a company from legal liability. Negligence is negligence no matter what you've signed, especially when deaths or life changing injuries have occurred.
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  116. ​ @wotmate They'll wrap it up and start up a week later in the same premises under a different name.
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  117. Yeah, not sure people having their week ruined by bad news are gonna particularly appreciate a mechanic sticking a camera in their face. These are real people, in real life, having real misfortune - not paid stooges in some trashy 'reality documentary'. I can tell you most people's reaction through experience as a mechanic - they're often devastated, especially if they're low earners and if that's something you want to see that says a lot about you 🙄.
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  118. Judging by all the small pops and bangs im gonna lay money on an ev battery started this 😂
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  119. Every frickin time man, they will ALWAYS defend their abuser - there is no positive outcome for the person intervening. People don't realise they are risking loosing everything just so they can feel good about themselves for a few seconds - it's a dangerous trap.
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  120. Because they don't want it to happen 😂
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  121. ​ @USMC_Tex_68 The algorithm has got me in its sites too. Since the general election it's deleted every single comment related to a political video.
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  122. Women know better, ALWAYS, so just leave them to it. A busted up back is just another disqualifying feature for when they hit the wall in a few years 😂
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  123. ​ @carstarsarstenstesenn Nope it's not a skin colour problem is a culture problem - it just happens the majority of these countries with this culture tend to have a population who's skin colour is mainly black. Slavery in terms of the USA ended 159 years ago. Other European cultures even longer. 'But muh slavery' isn't a valid argument anymore.
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  124. ​ @Leadbelly. 😂😂😂
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  125. The journalist is intimidated because he can't control the narrative
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  126.  @retrocomputing  Putin started the war in terms of made the first military move with invading. But the US/EU/Ukraine did all the provoking, prodding & poking. That's the reality, nothing you say changes that.
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  127. As a forklift mechanic 60-70% of brakes I deal with are drum brakes. A lot of problems are due to mismatching after market parts - such as shoe linings of the incorrect thickness so they don't match the radii of the drum correctly or things like sef adjusting mechanisms not being assembled correctly. They have their advantages, a duo-servo type set up will have more braking power than equivalent diameter disk brake and can achieve greater performance without servo assistance than a disk due to the self servo action of the drum brake assembly. Shoes also last a lot longer than disk pads - I can can count on one hand how many sets of brake shoes I've changed because they've worn out, nearly always because of brake fluid or gear oil contamination. Disadvantages are obviously weight, complexity, poor wet weather performance and the big one, heat dissapation - a big deal on a road vehicle not a big deal on a forklift.
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  128. That's what these people are like - they lost power so they'd rather see the world burn.
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  129. Seems they have more of a 'meh' 🤷‍♂️ attitude to me! 😂
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  130. Well it's running, but had to be the most incompetent start of an old piece of heavy equipment I've ever seen 😂
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  131. When this happend I don't think anyone really had a clue what would happen. The nuclear industry had never delt with a accident of this magnitude so possible outcomes were theories being tossed around. Let's face it, no one up to then had to deal with the prospect of 'what would happen' if a 100tonnes of molten nuclear fuel entered a large body of water. Scientist were probably just trying to constantly calculate 'worst case scenario' at the time - mistakes were made obviously.
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  132.  @ComicGladiator  LOL 😂 Then that will be the end of Netflix - who wants to binge watch a series with ad breaks every 15mins 😂 😂
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  133. ​​ @vicpak20 Stop simping, it's nauseating.
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  134.  @AlbertoMurilloOcallaghan  Yup, and the Soviets were the same too - different boogeyman, same methods.
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  135.  @rrteppo  Yup, you'd be amazed how often proffesionals rely on intuition and gut feeling when it comes to a possible negative outcome - of course that intuition only comes with years of experience. Always trust your gut, if it doesn't feel right, it probably isn't.
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  136. No company can waiver it's way out of negligence or its 'duty of care'
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  137. I doubt it, algorithm gonna keep this one down.
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  138. Every forklift mechanic has one of those jump start set ups on their van 😂 Except me, because we're not allowed to modify our vans in anyway 😡.
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  139.  @loboswildin  She's definitely on something and it ain't just booze, you can tell by the goofy face expressions she keeps pulling - high as a f@&kn' kite 😂 My credentials? Someone who took a LOT of drugs 'back in the day'.
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  140. Sorry, but in California I can well believe people voted for this.
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  141. Blaming this on global warming is like surrounding your house with a moat full of gasoline and blaming your house burning down on the guy lighting a cigarette as he walks past on the pavement. Sure, its a factor but its hardly the key issue is it?
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  142. Although it'll never happen, my dream would be for twitter to become an enormous 4chan 😂
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  143. They probably 'cleared' her stuff out for her. Places like this are dog eat dog world.
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  144. And this one! The way this country is going I'd be happy for us to become the 51st state at this point 😂
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  145. Honestly, I don't think this guy thought it was his right to harass people like a male Karen. It seems more like he was deliberately just trying to goad a response out of someone to justify pulling that trigger. He had a history of this several times in the past l.
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  146. ​ @Ofelas1 Yes, but the boomers who couldn't afford to buy their own home could easily get a very affordable council house, not a grossly over inflated private rental house. But those council houses got flogged off on the cheap to the boomers as well.
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  147. ​ @thedarknessunderneathpodca6366  People do seem to put a huge amount of energy into hating them though - problem is, that's the game, it's a grift. All the constant negative publicity is what earns them the money, people are engaged. If you really want to beat grifters like Jake Paul you have to just ignore them but next to no one does that.
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  148.  @paulwiffin2452  Mate, I've been having to retype and rephrase comments all day - the YouTube shadow ban algorithm is on one today. I'd say 2 out of 3 of my comments have been automatically deleted.
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  149. ​​@ptolemaic_3 Nice bait. Stop being deliberately obtuse
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  150.  @C0mmanderX  True, but it's making the videos public that creates the issue.
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  151.  @miranda871  Completely agree, not only did the 'right to buy' scheme pretty much destroy social housing in the UK, the ridiculously below market value prices they were sold for completely distorted the UK housing market.
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  152. The issues with illegal migrants (although bad) is somewhat worse in France and other European countries and that's why their shift to the right is happening now. We're getting there but we're not quite there yet. Stay strong, yesterday was just the first step.
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  153.  @retrocomputing  Oh they do, it's what you consider the definition of 'starting the war' that's the contentious point but I can't be bothered to argue over semantics.
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  154. People also forget the elephant's foot wasn't discovered until December of '86 - several months between its initial formation and its first radiation readings being taken. Due to the amount of fission products with very short half-lives that are formed in reactor fuel, it's not inconceivable that these corium masses could have been in the realm of 20,000-30,000R plus in the early days of their formation. For example, Iodine 131 has a half life of only 8 days and is a significant fission product. Whatever of that isotope was in that reactor fuel at the time of the accident would have been through 20+ half-lives by December 1986, which is about 0.0001% of the original amount.
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  155.  @marioncrane09  Nope, that's the personalities of the people who had the power to prevent this.
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  156. ​ @wundurra24 Keep telling yourself that
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  157. ​ @TheRealRedAce  Exactly, red and blue are two cheeks of the same backside
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  158.  @raulrse  He's not a scumbag mechanic, he's talking from experience. I'm a forklift mechanic but the same shit applies. I will generally try to avoid doing thousands of dollars of repairs on a machine that worth it's weight in scrap iron except in some very rare circumstances. Reason being it rarely ends well, what starts out as $3k worth of repair ends up becoming $5k because off all the f@&ked ancillary stuff that's in the way that has to come off such as bolts breaking, hoses having to be cut off because they're so hard and perished, corroded hose tails disentergating in your hands, old brittle wiring that snaps as soon as you breathe on it - the list goes on. At the end you wind up with a massive bill no one wants to pay, your pissed off, the customers pissed off and it's not like you've even got a good machine at the end of it, you've got a pile of scrap that's had $5K chucked at it. Trust me, jobs like that is how you LOOSE customers, not win them. And for the record, there are just as many scummy, scammy customers as there are scummy, scammy mechanics.
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  159.  @ottosump3356  Or just long enough to implement The great reset/new communist world order with next to no resistance. Especially as the sheeple are all proudly hiding at home with the warm fuzzy feeling that they are doing 'their part for society'
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  160. Well it's what they did last year, gotta keep the economy rolling with everyone spending money!
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  161. Probably won't happen at all now, word gets about fast. Just too much risk for a company and understandable too.
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  162.  @wanderinghistorian  Yeah, the dude makes great vids, but he fudged The analysis of this one big time.
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  163.  @Annie_Annie__  In the UK the first drink driving laws were passed in 1967 but I know a lot of older guys who told me through the 1970's the polices attitude was still very much "go straight home or sleep it off on the back seat" I think by the 1980's they were pretty hot on it by then.
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  164. These people have always been there. It's just the Internet has made us aware of their existence and given them a platform to speak their bollocks 😂
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  165.  @adaeptzulander2928  Because it's obvious and logical. It ain't that deep.
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  166. ​ @markusw7833 Yup, a minor detail would be something like a car being of an incorrect time period e.g a model released in 1988 when the show was set in 1986. How people think total fictitious portrayal of characters and completely fictitious outcomes to major events are 'minor details' is beyond me. But then we're talking about the luke warm IQ of the average TV viewer.
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  167. ​ @libertyfarmsiowa  Dude, learn to summarise rather than copy/pasting walls of text 😂
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  168.  @simonsmedley5434  The same complaints were made by Labour supporters when they lost the last election - it's definitely something that needs to be looked at but right now isn't the time
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  169. ​​ @tendamudzimugoza5402  Declaring them terrorists now means it becomes more of a military matter than a law enforcement matter. That also opens the door to using private military contractors - aka mercenaries.
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  170. ​ @tanderson6442 Sounds like you need some more driving lessons bud, jeez.....
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  171. The government will double down. The media will double down. The medical proffesion will double down. The vaccinated public in large will double down. The skeptics will will never be vindicated in the sense that their concerns were legitimate. That's my conclusion of this scenario and if you think otherwise you've learnt nothing the last 2 years 😔
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  172.  @Chris-0113  As someone who was raised by two parents who hated each other and grew up in a 24/7 war-zone, yeah, your right 😂.
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  173.  @GalarisTFM  An alpha is also wise. A wise man knows when to close his mouth - you can't argue with someone who actually is or is just acting stupidly. "Never argue with a stupid person, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience"
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  174.  @kirmeister8207  Yup , watery eyes and sometimes people start shaking too with held back anger - arrogant people mistake it for fear/weakness. They soon learn... 😂
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  175. ​ @dboy413 I think most anyone with even a shred of humanity would attempt to carry the poor guy to safety if it was the only option - they might not succeed, but they'd try. I'm not trying to downplay this officer's actions (he was incredible) but the whole 'dig down and push on' is built into most of us in a situation of life and death whether that be our or someone else's. It's what makes us human. Don't underestimate your abilities because you've never had to use them.
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  176. No one who voted for this regrets it - it's what they voted for. Cry some more, your side lost.😂
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  177. Yeah, but that Schwarzenegger film didn't force the narrative down your throat that it's normal 😂
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  178. Because it's cheaper to produce sadly whilst being marketed as more 'premium'
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  179. Man, I thought something was different about him 😂
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  180. The both seem to have very similar psychological profiles. It's got to be some sort of major trauma in their childhood causing development issues - the obsession with a kids cartoon says it all, an adult who never grew up and can't handle the reality of the world around them.
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  181. To think so few of us saw this total train wreck coming - and we were laughed at or insulted. I'm so sick of the things I feared would happen coming true 😡
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  182.  @azoniarnl3362  A month is still a whole lot better than "here's an AK with 10 rounds and off to the front you go"
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  183. ​ @lightbird27  Wrong, a lot of older people (60+) still treat MSM as gospel truth
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  184.  @Sir_spooky  But what do they use to cool the condensers? You still need to extract that heat from the exhausted steam somehow. If you need no water source they must be using enormous steam to air heat exchangers
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  185.  @xcoder1122  Fair enough 👍, a lot of people don't make that distinction of the whole when looking at turbine efficiency. In the current day, the most efficient power generation would be combined cycle gas turbines - that whole process can achieve efficiencies at ~60%. Obviously the problem is still the burning of fossil fuels.
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  186. ​ @rebeccaconlon9743  Hmmm, more than you think. Especially women on the lower end of the socio-economic ladder.
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  187.  @MaynardCrow  Narrator got this one totally wrong. He's synopsis seems to boil down to "society changes, like it or shut up and put up with being down trodding" Sounds like the attitude from a pr rep from the WEF 😂
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  188. Best just to let it go. I'm a forklift engineer in the UK and the problem with forklifts is they get expensive real quickly if they have been neglected. Absolutely no money in flipping old trucks anymore - there was 30 years ago when they cost a lot more new but sadly not anymore.
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  189.  Chris-q9m  Yup, because most of these programs require them to deal with their alcohol/drug issues of which many are not willing to do that. This is the thing many seem to get wrong with the homeless - most don't become addicts because they're homeless, they're homeless because they became addicts. Grown adults who made their choice in life - they choose addiction and the ruined life that comes with it.
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  190. ​ @thespaceflame8361  They haven't vaccinated for it since the early 1980's. There is no stockpile of vaccine - a release would be catastrophic in the short term.
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  191. ​@CryptidBuddy The Nuclear industry itself is so heavily regulated it's more or less apolitical - it's essential for safety reasons. The decision if and where to build them is heavily political but the running of them not so much.
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  192.  @lordsamich755  Nuclear power is the ONLY option if we want to be kind to the climate and environment AND maintain our modern lifestyles.
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  193. You go into mineral shock if you drink large quantities of distilled water, pure distilled water is an incredibly powerful solvent and will want to 'suck up' every ion available. So all those important minerals that are essential for every bodily process are stolen by the distilled water and you suffer seizures, death ect... If it had been normal tap water things may have been different.
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  194. ​@user-xk2ou9fg8v No, only ones who can save us are ourselves - this is beyond politicians now.
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  195. That's one deeply disturbed young lady She needs committing to an institution for serious help before she seriously harms someone or herself. Tragic for her, even more tragic for the cop's having to put up with this BS 😔
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  196. Just call 911 my friend, don't get involved seen it myself a few times how being a 'good guy' can go south on you fast. Sometimes being the arsehole is the wise thing to do. Your risking a whole lot and let's be honest, to just feel good about yourself. You NEVER know what your truly getting into.
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  197. Bless are European 'friends' 🤣 Sod em, the more they act like this the better I feel about voting leave ✌️.
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  198. Quite happy to be the 51st state 👍
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  199. They certainly 'humped' to conclusions 😂
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  200.  @zapazap  Because your fantasing about a couple living in idealistic la-la land. It doesn't go that way. That couple are going to be arguing constantly. One partner always gets the raw end of the which ALWAYS leads to a deep, bitter resentment - can't hide that shit man, no matter how hard you try it will always manifest itself in all manner of toxic ways, all of which are devestating for a child's development.
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  201. Unfortunately all the regulation, training and safeguards under the sun can stop the determination of a fool...
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  202. ​ @andydudley1775  Increased interest isn't necessarily a good thing if it continues to bolster a lot of myths. The whole multi megaton thermal explosion thing really bothered me - nuclear power has enough negative press based on fallacies, that scene did nothing but reinforce people's fear, even though it was totally false.
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  203.  @jacksonbow2766  Same here, they can keep their clot-shot 👍 I suspect the majority of that 19M is under 16's though.
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  204. F@&k step 1 though, just do 2&3
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  205. Excellently summarised my good sir 👏👏👏
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  206.  @michaeldoolan7595  Like what then? It's easy to say 'do better' when you have little understanding of engineering/physics. And in your aeroplane example the basic mechanical principles haven't changed. A balloon uses the expansion of hot gas for lift, a piston engine uses the expansion of hot gas to drive a piston to spin a propeller, a jet engine used the expansion of hot gas to drive a turbine/compressor with the expelled gas creating thrust. Things haven't actually changed that much...
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  207.  @ApexOfThrottle  how are you going to make a deck out of them? 🤣 There's not a single flat surface on them.
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  208. ​ @BenLewis-ni1zb  It's funny, almost seems like someone's importing a private army.
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  209.  @NeoFreshair  Whether you have a degree or not is irrelevant, the job doesn't require one. It also requires near zero skills and minimal training and there's a 100 other people willing to pick your job up as there is basically zero barriers to entry. It always seems to be the people with minimal skills who think they deserve maximum pay 🤔
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  210.  @whade62000  The problem I think is when mentally WEAK people have guns. Like the cop said in the interview "you went 0-100 without getting to 50". Thats what a weak person does with a gun, its an all or nothing response. The triggers real easy to pull but it's the level 100 response - the stuff in between is what takes balls.
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  211. ​ @spacexvanityprojectslimite3315  TMI was a partial core meltdown - you get your facts straight. It did prove Western reactor designs did their job in terms of keeping the melted core inside the pressure vessel and the majority of contaminants inside the containment building. Also the small amount of radiation released into the environment came mainly from vented Xenon-133, not steam. Although I agree that in terms of environmental impact, TMI was a nothing-burger - it was a huge financial disaster.
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  212. ​ @tecumseh4095 The man is a billionaire - he's not a failed business man 😂 I'm not sure how the hell you come to that conclusion
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  213. ​ @oppeer Drunks commonly do a lot of things. Threatening to r@pe people's kids isn't one of them. You're not far off as twisted if you think that type of behaviour is normal when drunk.
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  214. No time too anymore, gender nonsense and trans-waffle is far more important than something that might actually, I dunno, save your life.
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  215.  @VoxelLoop  Of course gear alignment would have been a factor, if the tyres on the left hand gear have travelled down the runway scrubbing and smoking as the John Hutchinson interview claims (witnessed by another pilot) that tyre would have been seriously overheated and lost a lot of its structural integrity which may have made the difference between the tyre shredding or not when it hit the titanium strip. The biggest issue to me seems to be the over filled fuel tank that had no head space in it. The strike on the wing caused a pressure wave in the tank and with no head space to dissipate the pressure, the wing ruptured. The point I'm trying to make is not that it's all the pilots fault but it was a whole catalogue of events/errors. But people saying the blame lies solely at the metal strip is lazy and feckless - an ever increasing trend of people seeming to want simple answers to complicated scenarios/questions. The pilots/maintenence crews weren't 'hero's' that day, they were fallable human being's (as we all are) and they made some significant errors (as we all do) which undeniable contributed to the disaster. But that's like most disasters, many factors are at play and normally if only ONE THING out of many was done differently they never would have happened.
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  216.  @barabra6141  Women in other parts of the world treat their men with respect. The way we know women act is predominantly a Western society problem.
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  217. The PragerU narrator looks like a big doormat-simp if I'm honest, he also looks the kind of person who has a horrible wife he hates. I'm sure economists would love men to get married to earn more money, more money, more money - more slaves to keep feeding the machine! 😂
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  218.  @bipslone8880  I can guarentee each of these vets has done more for their country then you ever will in a dozen lifetimes 😂
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  219.  @marycaine8874  Nice to see YouTube deleting all my comments again 😂
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  220. The question is "would you like more slow, managed decline with your tea sir?"
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  221. My girlfriend said this, followed with "GI Jane is awesome". Just shows how powerful our perception skills are depending if we're coming from a positive or negative mindset.
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  222.  @martymcfly88mph35  Yup, I did the same too. Most people I know though I was over reacting but I know sick deviance when I see it.
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  223. Yup, from the off go there is fear in those eyes. But a strange smugness in her face, as if to say 'I've got this'
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  224. ​ @Meerkat628 I agree and this is what I don't understand. You still have to get up to put the food in. You still have to get up at least once to check/turn/baste ect You still have to get up to remove food and serve. An oven you can turn on remotely is just laziness and/or a sales gimmick and just another thing to go wrong.
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  225. ​ @jasonsadventure Essentially zero isnt zero. Yes, Fukushima did have radiological off site consequences. The thought to be impossible happened at Fukushima - since then the industry had adopted more changes to mitigate that risk even further. The biggest issue at Fukushima wasnt the plant getting flooded and all the onsite infrastructure getting destroyed - that scenario had measuers put in place for it decades ago. What no one had concidered was a natural disaster so widespread that the road/transport infrastructure for hundreds if not thousands of square miles being totally destroyed - they had off-site emergency reactor cooling equipment but they couldn't get it there in time. How this emergency equipment is transported and where its located is one of the many industry changes after Fukushima.
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  226. Never happened because I've never allowed it. If you allow it that's on you.
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  227. How do guys seriously get this deep with girls like this? Honestly, one brief glance in their eyes and I can instantly tell they're psycho bunny-boilers. Never feel bad for judging a book by it cover, it's not 'judgement', it's your instincts - listen to them! They're to keep you safe, and they're usually right.
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  228. As are all thermal power stations - Oil, Coal, Gas, Biomass, Geo thermal. Even CCGT (combined cycle gas turbines) recover the gas turbines exhaust heat, use that to boil water for steam.
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  229. Walking away from this big pile of neglected garbage in my humble opinion would be the wise man's move. BIG equipment gets ridiculously expensive very fast with no chance of recouping the cash invested 😔
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  230. They're going to find out very soon
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  231.  @rodneystanger1651  They do have a choice, it's just the urge to not look stupid is stronger than the urge to spread the truth plus too many people are making too much money from the whole scam.
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  232.  @TorutheRedFox  Yeah, most people don't just up and change their mind because you tell them they're wrong - not how humans work unfortunately.
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  233.  @lordsamich755  This is true, I've had many debates about the electric car and the real problems ain't the cars themselves, it's the infrastructure. And the further out of site to the average Joe the problem is, the bigger it is.
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  234.  @STRA1GHTAHEAD  In the UK, 🇬🇧 in shit engineering documentaries they seem to like 'double decker buses' as both a unit of length and weight 🤔
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  235. GOOD BOAH!!!
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  236. Yup, and when said demanded parts cannon doesn't fix the problem, they don't want to pay the bill 😡. Just let me do my job OK? It's what you pay me for... 😂
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  237. Incredible how much noise the pumps make when running - first time I've seen one run on a test stand. Thanks for the insight Wes, that was an incredible 'shop tour' 👍
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  238. You go and fight for them then🤷
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  239. Yup, process could be simple. Illegal entry - no application to stay, no matter what. Tell us where your from and we'll pay for a plane ticket home. If you refuse - off to the island you go. On the island you stay.
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  240. Ok - How the hell do you buy a country and who gets the money?
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  241.  @koda4398  Very slim granted, but it'll eventually happen to someone - do you want to be the one? Why do you think machines specced for forestry work have steel mesh around all 4 sides of the ROPS? It ain't coz they like wasting money...
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  242. ​ @colonelangus8247  Jurors can only act within the confines of the law and the judge advises them. The law is the problem - the jury can't just sit there with overwhelming evidence and shout 'not guilty'
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  243.  @nickeedward  Yes, he framed it to sound like Musk is the only one who holds this opinion and everyone should ignore the deranged billionaire when he's simply voicing the opinion millions of us have - the key difference is he has a voice that's difficult to ignore, unlike us.
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  244. A 58 year old man managed to more or less treble his net worth by 16 mins of trolling - can't really blame him for taking that opportunity.
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  245. No it's where corruption leads us. All political/financial systems can be corrupted.
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  246.  @jhoughjr1  We used payphones which (here in the UK atleast) are few and far between now
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  247. ​ @pasikoljonen2473 You need to read up on what a materials flashpoint is and then you'd understand why a single 1200C spark can't ignite it.
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  248.  @DilbertWhitehead  Because we need a majority? The middle classes haven't woken up yet - their lives are still comfortable. They want the 'bad men' to go away but aren't willing to get their consciences dirty to do it.
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  249. I love how he waffles on about having the best approach and departure angles, 35 & 28 degrees. Hmmm, an old 1960's Series 2 Land Rover had approach and departure angles of 49 & 32 degrees 😂😂
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  250.  @eddieb9110  Kind of ironic with Deutz as in my industry (forklifts) the German manufacturers are absolutely the worst when it comes to being right to repair friendly. Ludicrously expensive propriety software, awful to work on, parts insanely expensive parts and zero technical help other than sending one of their mechanics at £120hr.
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  251. ​ @larsrons7937 Lol, calling bullshit. You don't just find bars of Cobalt 60 laying around to run off with 😂
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  252.  @banksuvladimir  Unfortunately in this day and age people aren't capable of critically thinking for themselves - they NEED the media to tell them what to think - bloody npc's
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  253. Not thick, evil. This isn't incompetence - it's calculated.
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  254.  @libertyfarmsiowa  And nobody gives a crap... 😂
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  255. I feel ya man, its not a specific industry problem, it a worldwide corporate culture problem - its the same in my industry (forklift sales/repair), seems no one wants to provide honest service anymore, just everyone trying to screw everyone else for whatever they can.
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  256.  @michaeldoolan7595  Why? It works. Reality is high pressure steam is the most economical way to transfer huge amounts of energy. Remember, steam is just a fluid medium, a form of energy transfer. There really is nothing better overall. There are plenty of things that transfer energy better - but none as cheap and plentiful as water. Things that are old are not always obsolete - sometimes we just got it right the first time around.
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  257. Little tip, double check your maths before posting it for the world to see 😂
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  258. Couldn't help but think that, probably would have been better to just say '"I've left" rather than "I've been fired"
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  259. Yup, almost like a proxy war - oh the irony
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  260.  @babygirl308  Yes, and in history 20 years ago may as well be last week. It's idiotic views like this that lead to humanity repeating the same mistakes again and again 🤦‍♂️
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  261.  @amanda-leemarie87  Unless conscription is enacted everyone who signs up for military service is a volunteer - but once you sign up they own you for that determined time period. What's so hard to understand?
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  262. That type of 3 piece rim isn't illegal, still plenty of equipment that uses them
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  263.  @BasicPsychology101  Get real, the only thing this guy was out to do was find the right drivers side window to stick his dinky-doo through to 'make their problems with the law go away'. People who do this are a danger to society.
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  264.  @Bertrum123  yawn 🥱 did you even watch the video and the analysis of the voting numbers? Go away, and enjoy your moment of glory. Unlike the left, the right won't be having tantrums on the streets and protesting because we actually respect the democratic process.
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  265. ​ @MykeLewisMusic C'mon then, explain how
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  266. That's the same for any car/van with a diesel engine for, well, forever. Diesels need a vacuum pump for the brake servo as it's generally driven off the timing side of the engine (belt, cam lobe ect) or its own separate belt and pulley.
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  267. In the forklift industry we have the dreaded TVH/Total source for all forklift parts - absolute rubbish parts but they have no competition other than the oem so everybody uses them. Only company I know where the new pins and bushes you fit have more play in them than the worn ones you took out 😂. Either that the pins are so tight that in the field you have to spend an hour each pin polishing them down with emery cloth. The joys of shit parts.
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  268. ​ @ronferguson512  Not in a diesel, it's over fueling with not enough air that causes egt's to go through the roof.
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  269. and it will be our demise
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  270. If your partner offers you an open relationship, you 'offer' them the door - IT'S THAT SIMPLE!
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  271.  @mobilemarshall  Name a car where the AC can be left on with the engine not running, key out of the ignition and the car locked up 😂
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  272. Because they're wealthy and comfortable and probably live either in some pretty rural village or an elite metropolitan area - they have no concept of the reality of others, only the self
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  273.  @declangaming24  Or, if you were a police office you could actually do your job and clear the protestors as deliberately obstructing/taking ownership of a public highway is an offence so illegal. Right to protest doesn't give you the right to break the law.
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  274. More like they shot the swiss cheese with a .50BMG and made their own gaping hole all the way through 😂
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  275. ​ @aperson2294  Stainless steel may not corrode into a pile of orange powder like regular steel does but it will never maintain an aesthetically pleasing surface finish without protection or constant polishing. Old stainless goes dull, crusty and scaly, it maintains its structural integrity which is why it's used in corrosion prone environments but it doesn't look pretty after a while.
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  276. Media bored of Covid? Got to scare us with extreme weather now I 'spose 🤷‍♂️
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  277. ​​ @BruceCarbonLakeriver  I've spent most of my life dealing with depression, when I was younger I took a lot of drugs - but never psychedelics, I had enough sense to avoid them. That's a really dangerous game when your head's not in a healthy place. Fortunately I left drugs behind a very long time ago - they only make things worse.
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  278. Yeah, I'm normally a fan of his content even as someone who's right leaning. But that one was bit, errm questionable to say the least.
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  279. Some peoples narcissism knows no bounds unfortunately
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  280. ​​ @bobbythomas6520 Exactly, they're not denying claims. They've legitimately withdrawn their business months previously because stupid state policies has made the act of insuring these properties completely unprofitable. Seems these days most people are so immature they can't understand the concept of unprofitable business = business ceasing to exist
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  281.  @gwendolynpugby  It is a criminal offence to enter the UK illegally. It's a criminal offence to work in the UK as an illegal immigrant. It's also a criminal offence for a landlord/agent to knowingly rent private accommodation to an illegal immigrant. All straight from UK GOV website.
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  282.  @Mike649foxx  Exactly right, it's a pathetic existence to avoid death at all costs at the expense of living. This currently is no life.
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  283. Yes, but you did a proper degree in a STEM field which always has and always will be worth doing. Plus the relevant degree is a mandatory entry requirement for said career choice. The issue is the huge number of piss easy degrees in wishy-washy nonsense that equate to nothing more than a £50k piece of paper that looks pretty in a frame on your wall which in terms of practical skills and employment opportunities leaves you no further forward than the day you left secondary school
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  284. I'm a forklift mechanic and your bosses are always trying to get you to make semi-dangerous or industry prohibited repairs/modifications. They also are very good at creative interpretation of safety legislation when it suits. You've just got to learn to stand firm and say NO! It's your name on the job sheet at the end of the day, not your bosses. Either your boss backs down and relents to doing it the right way or they pull you off the job and get some other schlub to do it - more fool them but I can only be responsible for my actions, not others. I've never been fired or penalised or discriminated for it - sure your boss gets pissy for a few days, but I'm a big boy at the end of the day so whatever.
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  285. Yup, everyone just do what you had planned. They can't arrest all of us. Seriously, what are they actually going to do? 🎄 🎄
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  286. Like it or not, the luxury of 'sitting on the fence' will not be an option soon. And sitting on the fence is a luxury - it's a way of not actively committing yourself to any particular set of morals or values, ignoring uncomfortable realities and taking on zero responsibility.
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  287.  @AnAlbanyExpression  I agree, should have just said he's left to pursue new venturers and just left it at that.
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  288. Shit happens man. A mistake every now then doesn't do you any harm, found it humbles me a bit and makes me take more care.
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  289.  @atefrod680  No, your dithering politicians will.
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  290. ​ @MandA1900 Cope from being ashamed I'd imagine. Gallows humour.
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  291.  @robertrabhudsonhornet5869  No, most radiators and heater matrix's have been aluminium cored since the mid/late 80's
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  292. Yeah, but a simple Google search of the relevant 'P' code would have steered you in the right direction as well.
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  293.  @Chtulhu1204  ALL HAIL THE WHITE PAPER! 👼
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  294. Kind of flawed logic, if you get that stuck you can't move/get out your hardly gonna have the room to bring a gun to your head. Maybe if you hurt yourself with no chance of rescue.
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  295.  @Tchernoziuum  Even that has stopped working for me. Obviously YouTube views me as a subversive threat - I'll take that as a compliment 😂
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  296.  @yvonnejohnson1004  Let's hope so! People have got to come to terms with the fact that their consciences are going to have to get stained to resolve the 'issue'. That takes suffering. We achieved our goal yesterday, Nigel's in parliament + 3 others. Nigel is but one man, but he's a VERY noisy individual.
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  297. ​ @koreywilliams4570 This isn't even a mistake though, it's just case of "that's how she goes". I don't think there was anyway of carrying out a succesful repair on that's housing.
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  298.  @drunkhusband6257  Thing is they fire them and they just go and get another job at a different department the next day
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  299.  @erik_dk842  With a Perkins 4.108 I'd be amazed if a fully loaded transit would even get to 60mph 😂 But the world was a slower place back then. I think they were only about 47hp?
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  300. BASED! 💪
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  301. And send several million back
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  302. Swap the injectors around, do the EASY thing first!!
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  303.  @yanhasmut4005  He said a 100th of 1% so that's 0.01%. That's 50 out of 500K
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  304.  @lordsamich755  Yeah, and fast charging on a population scale can never happen without completely ripping up our electrical infrastructure and starting again.
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  305.  @tomevans1251  There not even illegal for road vehicles in the uk or USA. Plenty of restored vintage/classic trucks with them. It's one of these things that's generally accepted as illegal but no one can point to a single piece of government legislation that states it (more than willing to be proven wrong). There are MANY types of split rim wheel and the 3 piece separate outer bead and lock ring is not actually the traditional 'widow maker'. The biggest issue is actually finding a tyre company that will touch them. They are only dangerous when assembled incorrectly and all the accidents are nearly exclusively on first inflation or disassembly when not fully deflated. In use they are pretty damn safe.
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  306. It was only because the pressure washer was a cheap one. I had to have some training from a drain jetter company years ago when a customer of mine purchased one and I had to service/repair it. That thing was capable of about 7000psi @ 45 l/m. Part of the training was them demonstrate it cutting through a wooden railway sleeper with one of its smaller jetting nozzles. At the depths of titanic your talking 6000psi with the flow rate only being limited by the size of the hole in your vessel. On a side note pressure washer nozzles wear out, if you've got an old pressure washer that doesn't seem to have the umph it used too, odds are the lance just needs a new nozzle.
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  307.  @UptownLexi  That maybe, but that doesn't absolve her from the fact she lured someone in to be abused. She's not innocent in any way.
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  308. ​ @arthurbraun6535  You mean just like Sunak was here?
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  309. Just because the engines good doesn't mean the rest of the dozer is. The engine can easily outlive the rest of the machine, especially if maintenance hasn't been great. Just the cost of rebuilding a final drive on a machine like this would financially render the machine scrap.
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  310. ​ @jayc342009 Because women always want what they can't have. It ain't rocket science 😂
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  311.  @dalestpirerre2756  Correct, most hydraulic places refuse to reuse a fitting. People don't realise that the fittings and the crimped ferrule are matched. So a manufacturers hose fitting range has matching ferrules, their designed to work together. Very poor practice to mix and match
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  312. 3.5K for a long block? That's pretty damn reasonable! No arguing that.
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  313. ​​​ @DonaldAtherton-l7u 100% agree. Although insurance companies do tend to be quite tight lipped about that side of things. But one thing's for certain, they would have taken note of the states lack of forestry management, the failure to sign the reservoir construction bills, the DEI hiring of the fire service, the budget cuts to the fire service, the ridiculous levels of state bureaucracy/permits required to rebuild a property - they see everything. CA has basically legislated itself to death.
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  314. Man looks like a Temu made Rod Stewart 😂
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  315. Not sure if landlords directly bought council houses. Generally it was the only the council tenant that had the right to buy them as far as I'm aware - at a massively reduced cost however. Fast forward 10-20 years and those councils house tenants started selling those properties on for their true market value, many of which were snapped up by landlords.
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  316. Banning AR's? Is the man on a speedrun to defeat in November?😂
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  317. Wes is definitely on the 'good end' of the Dunning-Kruger effect! 👍
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  318. ​ @FrankieWilde2021 Well, a general basis of our legal system is innocent until proving guilty. So there's that...
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  319.  @zapazap  Word salad doesn't make you sound smart.
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  320. Cancelled mine too, had it since 2008. Sorry, can't be trusted with my money.
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  321. Steel retains 100% strength right up to the point it becomes liquid - I thought this was common knowledge 🤔
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  322. Depends if these are personal email addresses or their 'public office' email addresses. If personal, someone's in shit.
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  323.  @mazdrpan4099  Denying that evil exists is what allows evil to flourish.
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  324. I blame climate change... ... and Brexit...
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  325. ​ @sebastianthehotsaucedude5473  100% So many ignorant views in this comments section here regarding mental health. ANYONE is just a few unfortunate events in the right sequence away from falling foul.
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  326. And I can guarantee his parents blame EVERYONE but themselves
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  327.  @nidh1109  More that because the force is so rotten those are only types of people who apply. Good police officers have left in droves the last couple of decades.
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  328. That's just feel good BS. There's nothing wrong with a man crying - that's for sure, 100%. It shows your human and have emotions like everybody else. But it isn't a sign of strength, that's just fooling yourself. It's such a ridiculous statement to make.
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  329. So she basically says 'I've got no time for you' and you wonder why you can't get a man? 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
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  330. NPC's so yeah, pretty much robots 😂
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  331. KJohn060 So you think it's OK that a company can say that the product you purchased can only be touched by them, ever, and if anyone else does your on your own? That's bullshit. It's like a car manufacturer saying 4 years down the road 'you got mom and pop garage to change your brake pads? Bring it to us EVERYTIME or we will never give you technical support again' or 'you better not have opened that hood or your on your own buddy' - it's ridiculous! Look, if you open the thing up under warranty than expect to loose your warranty, I don't think anyone with half a brain would argue that - but if your paying? Yeah Linus broke the TOS, that doesn't make apples TOS right or fair. Its a legal thing incase an employee gets a shock from a hot wire put in the wrong place? I presume you mean an apple tech. Will as a technician in any industry that's your job - to diagnose and repair faults, wires in the wrong place included, that's why your a competent technician you know how to look for and mitigate risk. That policy just says to me apple geniuses are just part swapping monkeys and not techs at all - That's why they won't touch it, their techs are not competent to spot and correct mistakes.
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  332. Stop watching the news the last 6mths, never been happier 👍
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  333. ​​​ @SgtSlapmaster When it comes to voltages like 33KV an insulated grip isn't going to help, nor are things like rubber boots. At these sort of voltage levels a lot of things you might consider an insulator become conductive enough to cause horrific injuries or death. Linemen have special fibreglass poles that are non conductive but they don't have water flowing through them 😉 and are extremely expensive. They are also tested regularly. The bottom line is, making a powerline safe window cleaning water pole is an incredibly impractical proposition. It's not rocket science, you stay the f&&k away from powerlines - at least 10 meters. If you need to work closer you need someone who is qualified to carry out a proper risk assessment.
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  334. ​ @techstyle123 A lot of them weren't insured at all apparently - the insurance companies withdrew coverage several months ago
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  335. I'm up for that 100% But let's face it, the way the country is atm, even Putin taking over would probably be an improvement 😂
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  336. Pvc is a 'plastic like substance' well ermm, it's plastic? 🤣
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  337.  @christianalmli9085  The West once again created Hitler with the Treaty of Versailles. Two decades of enforced poverty of Germany led to the rise of Hitler and the German publics overwhelming support. So yes, it is UNDERSTANDABLE. But understanding isn't necessarily approval. How can you prevent the same thing happening if you don't understand people's motives.
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  338.  @timmayer8723  Yep, working on forklifts for a living I've definatly lost a few hundred on tools I've dropped and fallen into places in the chassis where their basically unretrievable without pulling the engine out 😂.
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  339.  @bartdegroot4826  Lost a piece of a Cav injection pump in the snow once, Cat forklift, back street scrap yard in East London England, out in the road, pitch black, blowing a blizzard with about 12" snow on the ground - I spent an hour raking through slush, gone! That was a bad night 😔
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  340. Zone 1 flammable atmosphere + static electricity = boom
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  341. Your bleeding heart comment didn't age well. Babies body has been found.
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  342. ​ @MMLJ1 It's always darkest before the dawn, it was never going to be easy
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  343.  @ingridfong-daley5899  You can't stop fires starting but you can limit their spread - it's called forestry management. Raking and clearing the dead brush - especially the areas closest to civilisation.
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  344. ​ @Maljai A lot aren't awake though - that's the problem
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  345. ​@MissMiriamka-q8z It's an issue and you know it - stop hiding behind virtue.
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  346. Yeah, population growth. Total GDP will always go up with a higher population. GDP per capita is more indicative of standard of living which is declining currently.
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  347. I'd suspect the fruit and veg shortages are due to be people over stocking. The huge 'operation stack' area on the M20 between junction 8-9 ive passed a couple of times this week - not a single truck queuing.
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  348. Yeah, and probably getting a huge kick out of knowing all the sheeple are cowering in fear 😂
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  349. An old friend told me a similar story yesterday with one of the supermarket chains - bought a lovely selection of new EV vans. When it came to install the chargers on their site, the national grid basically said "nope, you've already got all the power you can have on that site and thats that" Then you've got two choices, sell the EV vans or install diesel generators on site to charge them 😂 Point is you cant just say to the National Grid "We want another MW or two" it doesnt work like it.
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  350. ​ @RazORKful No - that attitude is what's got us in this mess. They're a WELCOME GUEST in our country unless they've applied and been approved for full UK citizenship. Voting should also only be for UK citizenship holders - no more voting for members of commonwealth countries. I also think you shouldn't be able to hold a position of political power if you have dual citizenship status.
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  351. Sadly, there are no limits to humans narcissism in the modern age 😔 To be fair, you could visit the zone many years before the HBO mini series, but it only appealed to scientists and nerdy enthusiasts (like me 😂) who let's face it, are pretty much self-policing because of there motives to be there - to witness and learn.
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  352.  @RUSH4WARD  Your taking a huge risk with that liebherr - if that hydrostatic transmission has got issues it's game over. I'd be offering scrap, no more.
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  353.  breadstickzzzzzzz  Making a profit isn't taking advantage of people, it's how you feed yourself.
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  354. If the boot was on the other foot, do you think the EU would have shared its vaccine equally with us? Unfortunately for the EU a single small and wealthy country can act and move faster than an enormous block like the eu. The bigger the giant, the slower to move.
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  355. ​ @TorquilBletchleySmythe  Most cars have a payload of more than 500 pounds + the driver. Be realistic - 4 normal 150 pound adults = 600 pounds. She's too heavy for the car is a stupid argument. Her physical size not allowing her to fit in the back is a legitimate reason. The seat belt being unlikely to fit around her is also a legitimate reason (safety issue)
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  356. Paul Joseph Watson You give me hope when at times, it seems like I'm the only person who sees pop culture for the visual diarrhoea that it is.
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  357. Trouble is my man, that loyalty only goes as deep as the UK working for them on an economic level - once they boogaloo they won't give a crap about the UK. It'll just be their battle ground.
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  358. Honestly, if that was mine I'd leave it exactly as it is - people pay a fortune for that level of petina 👍
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  359. ​ @moosecat  180 to 200 easy 😂
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  360. Thank the Lord Jesus Christ 🙏 🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟
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  361.  @garethbuckeridge6910  According to Labour on election night the losers were actually the winners! 😂 A whole new level of snow-flakery!
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  362.  @Chris-yz8ve  WTF you on about? No one was murdered here.
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  363.  @mountaingirlwolf3639  Still pointless, your going to get found out. When someone fit dies unexpectedly do you think the coroners just go 'Oh well, he died, bag and tag him boys'. It'd all get found out in a post mortem.
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  364. Never understand why Owen Jones thinks the LGBT communities brand of suffering is anyworse then any other group who have been a victim of terrorism.
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  365. I swear i can sense the pain of some of these American drivers having to admit the euro box might just be better 😂
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  366. ​ @jone8626 It is true the US is way behind but sometimes I think the UK/Europe is far too over the top. A lot of the regulation has made it impossible for single owner operators to exist.
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  367. Religion-Of-Peace ❤❤❤😂
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  368. Uh, can't these damn citizens do anything for themselves? We're busy scissoring 😂
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  369. It's coming, I assure you. A few over zealous police in a particular area and it will start.
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  370. They also don't explain that in the event of a shock a GFCI/RCD type power outlet can't save you. Your running through a transformer - the outputs completely isolated from the input.
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  371. ​ @martinhill486 That was the incident that only got discovered by chance. A truck carrying a load of the contaminated rebar got lost and turned into Los Alamos National lab by mistake and set their radiation detectors off on the way back out! One of the technicians at the lab chased him down in his own car.
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  372. Everyone forgets that the end game here is not us owning EV's, its us not having a vehicle AT ALL!
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  373.  @mac1991seth  Yeah, back in WW2 it apparently wasn't uncommon for 3 Russian troops to be sharing a single rifle - as you say, if you have the numbers you can pull it off.
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  374. ​ @danielmeza7146 Because they've broken the law - the law has to be upheld or your society becomes a joke.
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  375.  @priusqueef2505  The air would be more 'compact' as its compressed BUT compressing air only makes it hotter, that's what an intercooler/aftercooler is for. The process is called 'charge air cooling', its important and its not just about charge air density, if the incoming air charge is too hot, cylinder temps and exhaust gas temperatures become to high, then bad things happen. Unfortunately this is just another dumbed down program that treats its viewers like babies rather than teach them something.
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  376. George Carlin wasn't a comedian, he was a philosopher who made people laugh.
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  377. It's never too late. But the process of reform gets a whole lot more messy.
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  378. Decades of building over flood planes will be a contributing factor to all this.
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  379. ​ @m-arky66 Well, he does at times. Every interaction they have is about escalation rather than de-escalation. Don't think for a second they actually give an F about the environment - they're just after YouTube clicks, and fabricated drama does that.
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  380. ​ @PaulBadman Building houses is never going to keep up with a net 600K immigration reach year. The fact we don't have enough nurses through that level of immigration blows your idea that if we could just import more of the world's dregs we'd get them. Immigration can't carry on at the rate it is.
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  381. All of a sudden, 'under the matresss' appears to be the safest place to keep your money 🤔 Might be worth to start keeping a significant amount of your money as cash at home
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  382. Good, more people cancel their subscriptions and put the final nails in the coffin even faster! 😜
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  383. Who'd have thought that a group of people who have been convinced they're marginalised would support a political leader who has actually been marginalised? Lol 😂😂😂
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  384. Yup, the mindset of a cultists
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  385. ​ @MamaKim.  It's YouTube doing it, not the channel. 3/4 of my comments get deleted no matter what the topic.
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  386. Yeah, you could have just tarped the roof in the interim.
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  387. ​ @EllanaWolf  The nasty ones are probably tooled up already
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  388.  @whiskeybent1412  Issue is the customer will blame YOU EVERYTIME! It's not about right or wrong, you were the one driving the vehicle so I bet a court would hold you responsible if a customer took it that far - your the expert, duty of care and all that blah blah... It's just the crazy world we live in nowadays, it isn't right but a lot of people have zero accountability so you have to get used to doing these sorts of things to cover your ass. Most mechanics don't have the luxury of being able to film everything they do everyday as most shops wouldn't allow it. Same goes for bald tyres, missing lug nuts ect - here in the UK (not sure about USA) the police couldn't care less that the car isn't yours and your a mechanic test driving it, you'll get prosecuted for all the vehicle defects if your stopped and the vehicle is considered unroadworthy as your the one responsible for the vehicle at that time. We have a points system for driving infractions here, 12 points on your license and you've got a 12mth driving ban - each bald tyre is 3pts.
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  389.  @noone7692  Pretty sure the entire of op's post is sarcastic satire 😂
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  390. No, just no. All this shows is the lack of total intelligence of the population in this country - if this is among the best they have to offer then that tells me all i need to know about Haiti. Leave the place to its iwn devices.
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  391.  @edgarpoe517  Same here brother, no way I'm financing the normalisation of degeneracy.
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  392. Dont get complacent America - its not the 'end of an era of resistance'. They're regrouping
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  393. ​ @CashMNey Dunno, ive done some pretty dumb things in my youth when i was drunk. Throw drugs into the mix as well....
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  394. The specific plate composition of SLI batteries doesn't gas a lot anyway at alternator voltages. That's why most wet car batteries are sealed now and 'maintenence' free, they don't gas the water out the electrolyte like batteries from times gone did.
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  395. ​ @dylanmccallister1888  And even lessons from Fukushima have been applied unanimously to every aspect of the industry since to prevent a similar catastrophe.
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  396. They tried dragging Boris through the high court before the election even started. Didnt fly... 😂 😂
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  397. ​ @stevenschnepp576 You HAVE to allow the community and outside volunteers to come and assist in natural disasters of this magnitude. I think sometimes people can't comprehend the sheer scale of a disaster like this - there are only so many police, paramedics, fireman ect and they only have so much equipment. There are far more boats in private ownership than there are boats owned by the states rescue services. What authorities should have been doing is coordinating those volunteers.
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  398. They will never understand, don't even waste your time. They're unredeemable
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  399.  @michaeldoolan7595  We do progress - by improving the efficiency of said designs. What you're suggesting is we invent some completely new physical process. As for your Land Rover example and cars in general - the concept hasn't changed AT ALL! We have a form of motive power (engine/electric motor) a transmission, some axles and wheels. An analogy of what you're saying is "let's invent a car that doesn't rely on rotating assemblies". It's ridiculous and all it shows is a total lack of understanding of how things actually work. And if you have an actual Defender it isn't older then me seeing as they didn't start building them until 93/94. Land Rovers haven't at any point in history been 'cutting edge' and that was a deliberate design choice - they're a great example of the KISS principle (Keep It Simple Stupid).
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  400.  @freespeechenjoyer  The RBMK wasn't an ancient reactor design - it was a cheap reactor design and very flawed from a physics point of view. Mainly because the Russians wanted to run on very low enrichment fuel and didn't have the technical capability to produce the enormous 8 inch thick steel pressure vessels required for a PWR reactor. Also, good design allows for incompetence. Three Mile Island was a case in point - even when the operators did pretty much everything they could do wrong nothing really bad happened except throwing a few billion dollars down the drain.
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  401. ​ @Thunder-acro  Humans joking about incredibly traumatic events is often a coping mechanism - gallows humour.
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  402.  @Spaceman719  Even that doesn't work for me atm.
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  403. ​ @saiyajingengar1811  Are you not capable of understanding more than two steps in a process? You're looking at this in terms of Y leads to Z and that's all there is to it when in reality it's W>X>Y>Z
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  404. Honestly, I couldn't give a flying f@&k at this point, if I die, I die but I won't... 😂
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  405. ​ @willamestrada1121 Those fines are not intended to be compensation for victims, they are purely a fiscal punishment for the company. Compensation for victims is settled separately in civil court or criminal court if appropriate.
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  406.  @whiskersnbeans  Except the AC even in an electric/hybrid car isn't going to work with the key out of the ignition and the car locked up.
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  407. Wes Johnson no trust me, there isn't. Get involved with the big stuff and it's easy to end up tens of thousands of dollars out of pocket. The repair and parts cost become astronomical. The only people who make money from flipping old beat up forklifts are the scumbags who bodge em up to run, fresh coat of paint and sell the polished turds on ebay/auction as 'refurbished' and let the new owner discover the hidden horrors. It was a different story 20-30 years ago but sadly not the case anymore. You have to really know forklifts to make any money on them.
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  408. Sorry, but if you're afraid of dogs, that's your problem. The whole world can't pander to your phobias. But someone's dog should stay on a lead if it's badly trained or is aggressive - that's just common sense.
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  409.  @azhivago2296  Wake up...
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  410. Late to the party (still might be useful for other readers). It's a Lucas Cav pump, the black line from the filter is the fuel inlet to the pump, after removing the pipe banjo and the top fitting there is some sort of a inlet pressure regulating valve under there. Sandwiched between the upper and lower parts of the valve is a gauze 'last chance' filter. I've never seen that other line on a cav pump, must be just a return, normally it's just a cover plate.
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  411. ​ @josephpearlman4010 He said this happened 49 years ago. Just shows criminals getting soft sentences is nothing new. System has always been broken.
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  412. Lol, that ain't gonna fly with any manufacturer - If you're a dealer they're going to want you to supply their imported genuine parts.
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  413. With a 0-60 time of 5 seconds it'll never be carrying any cargo, it'll be either be leaving it all on the floor behind it of shearing the 5th wheel trailer king pin in two 🤷‍♂️. Trucks are pretty slow for a reason. Making them faster is just impractical. And as a forklift mechanic, the charging issues are valid - we've had big interest in 1hr charge lithium batteries for forklifts that work 24/7 as they can all be charged in the drivers lunch breaks so no spare batteries. Great, until you realise 50+ 30kwh batteries all need to be charged at once - hope you've got a 1.5MW main head coming into the building 😂
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  414. I'd imagine it happens quite a lot but rarely with people with such a prominent public profile.
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  415. ​ @wobby1516  Who says I want everything for free? I haven't watched terrestrial TV for over 10 years, why should I pay the fee? It'd be like being prosecuted for having an old car on your driveway when you have no drivers license because you might drive it 😂
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  416. The reason things like trains use diesel electric propulsion is nothing to do with 'electric motors pull big' is more to do with scalability of components. Humongous mechanical transmissions needed for multi thousand horsepower engines are something that doesn't 'scale up' particularly well. Diesel electric traction is just a lot more efficient in this size range.
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  417. I have now. Problem is, I'm politically homeless again
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  418. Why do i suspect that peanuts video is in his bedroom, at his parents house 😂
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  419.  @billyhellboy6138  Sorry but crimping is generally preferable to soldering in automotive applications. Soldered joints tend to be brittle due to solder wicking up the cable at the joint, they break after a few years of vibration. If your having problems with crimps failing, your not crimping properly, usually because of a poor quality/incorrect crimp tool.
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  420.  @johncherish7610  Yup, tbh I've learnt to spot these types of customers quickly and generally try to send them down the road elsewhere if I can. Sounds callous but they often far more trouble than they're worth.
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  421.  @johndowe7003  Meh, each to their own, if other people want to give their money to people with more money than them that's their business/stupidity (situation depending) Some channels like AvE for example needed patreon so he could do the totally unbiased BOLTR tool reviews - he had to buy the tools himself, but now it seems his patreon pays the finance for his Haas milling machine - sorry but I don't donate money to people to buy/finance an expensive 'toy' that I could never afford myself. Same as I wouldn't donate to restore the autocar, why would I pay for someone else's hobby? But that's me, as for others? It's their money, not mine.
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  422.  @johnobiro5202  They have fallen out of favour with manufacturers, but their main demise in road vehicles was due to the introduction of tubeless tyres rather than safety - far easier and cheaper to build a 'sealed' rim in one piece then in multiple pieces. Very large earthmover wheels even today are still made this way - its the only practical way to change a tyre 6ft or more in diameter.
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  423. ​ @jigglie8077  "People like u" What? Someone that asks a question?
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  424. Yup, got that impression too. The way he thinks he knows how to talk to the cop's on a technical level, the way he seems to know the intricate details of fire arm self defense. The previous 3 events with road rage incidences with him drawing his gun. This guy in my opinion was just looking for altercations to get into and trying to provoke the other person into a response that he thought would justify him discharging his firearm. Ironically and without realising it, I think Markeis was the one standing up to the loud mouth bully that day, not Durkeri.
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  425. Organic peroxide's make sense and also explains the reefer container. Many peroxides have to be refrigerated otherwise they start going into a violent runaway decomposition reaction which tallys with the type of 'explosion' we see. Wonder if there was a miscommunication/misunderstanding in shipping documents and the reefer should have been on? 🤔
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  426. ​​ @shadow7988 Indeed, and they only want to preserve that status quo until they snuff it - that couldn't give to F's about the mess it leaves us. I've had these discussions with my father countless times - his default response when you've laid out so much empirical evidence he can no longer argue his points is "well, I'm glad I won't be around to see it" And there it is, the boomer attitude - "I'll be ok, but f your luck"
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  427.  @mr4lergia  And how much do they cost compared to a regular production line model?
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  428. That plate that says VM motori? Thats the manufacturer of that engine. VM are one of the largest diesel engine manufacturers you've never heard of - mainly because most there engines are built for other manufacturers to rebrand as their own - including a lot of car manufacturers.
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  429. As a forklift tech don't worry about that watery oil too much yet. Most lpg forklifts if only used sparingly - especially when the engine never gets up to operating temperature are notorious for creaming the oil up simply due to crank case condensation, lpg being a cleaner fuel makes a lot of water vapour when it combusts. Also many forklift have a run for 5 minutes, stop for an hour, run for 5 minutes again ect... life which compounds the problem even more.
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  430. You can hear that the shooting is outside the auditorium, You're not in immediate danger at that point so sometimes better off staying put, at least initially. Blindly running through a random exit could be jumping from the frying pan into the fire.
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  431. Wes, that glove over the radiator cap header is one of best diagnostic tricks I've seen for years, blew my mind, even after 20 years as a forklift tech, never would have thought of it. Beats one of those finicky co2 colour change liquid test kits. Everydays a school day. The simplist ideas are always the best. Thanks man.
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  432.  @ruthbashford3176  Indeed they do and under Conservative and Labour rule throughout the last 50 years
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  433. ​​​ @gothic7821  The issue is your relying on a reactive solution to a problem. Having a non-flammable roof is a proactive solution. Proactive prevention is ALWAYS better than reactive cure. As someone who lives in the UK/Europe we struggle to understand why you guys are so hell bent on constructing your houses out of kindling and roofing them with what it essentially solidified crude oil. Brick walls and clay tile roofs have been STANDARD construction in England for over 150 years.
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  434. @andresanguianozuniga6798  100%, just like all cultist's.
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  435. ​ @misfitm1457 Lol, most women when they start showing greys start dying their hair a 'natural' colour. Not neon pink or lime green. Big difference although a lot of people seem incapable of understanding that.
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  436. ​​ @Chris-hw4mq  It's a warranty, not an insurance policy. Betting it was messed with like a remap or something. ECM will show the 'TD1' flag
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  437. Because the prices have become absolutely bonkers over the last 10-15 years - with an incredible surge of prices during Covid. Markets just stalling because people are greedy. When prices inevitably calm down sales will pick up again.
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  438. I have no issue with people voicing their opinion in this way - that's freedom of speech. BUT you should atleast wait to it all over, have some bloody class.
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  439. Everybody keeps saying 'Lives before money'. People forget that like it or not, money is life in our world.
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  440. ​ @eugeneoreilly9356 Modern diesels often are throttled now (electronic throttle bodies) due to emissions, excess oxygen results in higher NoX levels.
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  441.  @hanna.huston  Search in youtube 'Aircraft interviews John Hutchinson Air France'
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  442. YAWN nobody cares....😂
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  443. wE jUsT hAvEnT pRaCtIcEd ThE rIgHt KiNd Of CoMmUnIsM yEt!
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  444.  @HoloScope  Lol, I ain't broke. Guess what one of the secret to not being broke is? Not frivolously giving money away your not in any way obliged to pay 😂 If YOUR (hypothetical) so broke you rely on a job that essentially relies on pity hand outs from your customers then get a better job. If you can't get a better job because of a lack of education or skills then that's on you, not me. DO BETTER!
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  445. It's an emergency over pressure vent though for situations like severe overheating from an internal short in the battery. Not for normal gassing like 'wet batteries' The oxygen and hydrogen produced in an AGM recombined to water again inside it - otherwise they wouldn't last more than 6 months.
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  446.  @TheBT  I agree, we do need to build a lot more homes but the immigration needs to stop too. There's no way we could possibly build enough homes each year with the current immigration rates. BOTH needs to happen.
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  447. ***** Lol! Typical lefty response - no solution so I'll scream insults at you, you never fail to make me laugh, why insults? Did I say anything bigoted, I asked a simple question! If you have nothing to bring to the table and just sling mud around instead your the one who's stupid my friend. Come on, let's hear it, I don't want to carry out 'step 4', i just want this to stop, but I'm getting to the stage that I can't see another solution, im all ears, what do you suggest?
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  448. Deftones Dsm Completely spot on, A cool video but as an engineer was quite frustrated watching it, there are so many variables at play that the results are meaningless. Personally lower outside head/block temp ain't always a good thing. Is the slick50 helping by reduced friction or is it interfering with the oils ability to absorb and transfer heat to the block/head like it's suppose to? The cooler running engine could simply be running richer, ignition timing wrong, the control factors are endless.
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  449.  @Lightning_Mike  It was, public were very skeptical at the time. The whole thing was called 'Operation Smash Hit'
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  450. ​ @Lilmissrrt  Waaaaaah, Waaaaaah, Waaaaaah 😂
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  451. ​ @mattroach-gx3bj  And don't forget cheesy knob. "Felt like 6 inches, smelled like a foot"
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  452. Always seems to have plenty of time to send a meat-wagon round to the house of someone who posted something 'spicy' on social media as well 😂
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  453.  @mosmaiorum9452  Whole island I'd hope - they can piss off an join the EU if they feel like it 😂
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  454. ​ @musa7606  They're evil, but their ignorance to the fact they are is what makes them dangerous.
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  455. My ears were raped... 😢
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  456. ​ @gimble447  Beat me to it, there was no conversion kit. The timing chain set up was just what came on the original 1.8 tddi lumps.
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  457. #25 Funny, i could his right indicator (blinker) just fine 😂 Be aware trucks need to make wide turns into narrow side streets, dont undertake them.
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  458. The left and hypocrisy - who'd have thought? 😂
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  459.  @DodgyFPV  Most forestry spec machines use 1 to 2 inch steel mesh.
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  460. ​ @The-Saxon  You mean started by Labour, continued by the Tories and now back to Labour. NEVER FORGOT it was Labour who opened the flood gates!
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  461. All this HBO series in going to do is create millions of new 'chernobyl experts' to perpetuate age old myths about chernobyl and bolster people's over the top fear of nuclear energy.
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  462. I can never understand why self tracking trailers havent caught on in the USA. As someone from the UK i understand why you have such ridiculous axle spacing on your heavy haul trailers (bridge laws ect) but the lack of actual steering axles makes no sense to us. I see so many videos on YouTube of US truckers struggling to get a regular size lowboy around an inner city corner and cant help think if they had self tracking trailer axles they'd it'd slip right around that corner without the driver even having to think.
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  463. ​ @eroero830  I think they get off the drama of the situation. Once you accept the likely truth it's over.
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  464.  @SaltySouthTexan  It's a day care centre for adult children
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  465. ​ @AsphyxiaLaguz The comment like ratios seem to prove otherwise 🤔.
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  466. I sincerely hope out of principle, white farmers dont go back
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  467. Thing is, the guy was probably struggling because he likely knows sweet FA about the truck - he's a Goodyear tyre employee, not a Hitachi construction machinery employee or heavy equipment mechanic.
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  468. This had me curious as well - low pressure seems a very inefficient way to 'transport' the gas on a distribution level - you're going to need much larger mains to transport the same volume. The lack of redundancy for pressure regulation is also baffling. Here in the UK it's high(ish) pressure mains with every meter having an internal pressure regulator - at least if a regulator fails it only affects one property!
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  469. StRoNg In-DeRp-EnDaNt WoMaN 🤪
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  470. People need to accept we can't 'nice' our way out of this mess... And they need to accept it fast
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  471. Also, sometimes tempered glass isn't the best thing to use. Although strong, if it's subject to a sharp shock from a pointed object like the edge of a big hail or a small stone it just explodes into cubes and your windows gone. Regular glass may crack/shatter but more likely for actual window to hold together
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  472. Cancelled mine too because of Cuties, didn't even hesitate and I used to use Netflix a lot. Absolute degeneracy.
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  473. Nope, it just goes for a swim and ends up settling somewhere if it's small enough. If its a larger chunk you to try and start looking for it because it could be blocking another hose tail/port further down the line.
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  474. Commercial airliners are pretty expensive. A new 747 in today's money is ~$418 million. Leaves a lot of wiggle room for repairs, even for substantial damage 🤷
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  475. ​​ @simonphoenix3789 "Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience"
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  476. Shit happens man. Tbh I'd be more pissed about the land owner who sold it to you than the actual owner - I suspect they knew damn well it wasn't theirs to sell, hence the less than scrap value price. A couple of the good tyres are worth more than what you paid for it. The fact they were so willing to buy back off you so quick says to me they sold it, then sat on the money waiting to see if there was any come backs. The main thing is your gonna get your return of investment back - I'd work a bit extra in too 😉 My old man got caught out a couple of times (self employed forklift tech) with machines he bought - didn't know they were stolen rental machines until he went to get parts from the dealer and the serial numbers flagged up 🤦‍♂️.
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  477. ​ @Aaron-ob9lo  Of course thieves raise prices 😂 Anything that affects a company's bottom line increases prices of that product/service. Theft may be one of many reasons, but it is a reason. Businesses don't just take the hit, the cost gets passed down to the customer.
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  478. ​ @johnarcher6150 Single parent households are part of the problem, it's not THE problem but part of it among many other issues with their culture. Last time I heard the statistics it was something like 7 or 8 out of 10 of men in prison come from single parent households.
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  479. That was a classic old-skool AvE'ism - so many of us use them now 😂
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  480. Oh well, no doubt another contract 'for the boys' 🙄
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  481.  @knight121712171  In legal and business terms 'best possible efforts' means absolutely nothing hence no legal claim. About you only option with a contract term like that is to spend forever arguing it in a civil court. They were naive to trust them? These are supposed to be the leaders of the biggest trading/political block on earth! They are not supposed to be naive, if this was a private company these 'leaders' would be voted off the board and receiving their P45's
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  482. It's called people who don't like being accountable for their actions so they'll do anything to keep face 😂
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  483. The 'struggle bus' is a new one for me, I love it 😂
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  484. There is nothing wrong with working with chemicals as long as the right precautions are taken. As for trico, it was such a common industrial degreaser it'd be impossible to cover the health effects up, there would be hundreds of thousands suffering from the effects. It did turn out to be carcinogenic which is why it was slowly phased out.
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  485.  @lauramartin7268  No disrespect, but why were you washing your hands in MEK? It's common sense you shouldn't immerse bare skin in industrial solvents. Pair of suitable gloves, problem solved. Was this like 50 years ago or something?
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  486. ​@charlestaylor8566Well that's pretty much where we are now - everything to gain, nothing to lose.
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  487. Most of these supply chain issues have been caused by the ridiculous handling of the Covid crisis. The war in Ukraine has just given our incompetent leaders the boogeyman they need to divert us away from their incompetence.
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  488. Sounded like the Prince of Nigeria to me 🤷‍♂️
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  489. We brought air con and autoboxes from the USA because here in the UK they were luxuries that only 10-20% of cars had, we hadn't really developed our own as the sales volumes wouldn't have warranted the development costs. I dare say 70-80% of American cars had power steering, auto box and aircon as standard at the time.. We just bought it in, it made more sense. We didn't go to the USA for manual gearboxes, we knew how to build them properly, 80% of British cars had them.
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  490.  @jackasshomey  Don't be ridiculous, if the flight attendants see that your starting to get hammered mid flight they'll stop serving you, if you start getting aggresive/causing problems police will be waiting for you at the other end to arrest you the second the plane lands. Even if you get on a plane slightly drunk, if your quiet and not causing problems you'll most likely get left alone.
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  491. UK patiently waiting to be the 52nd state 🙋
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  492. ​ @alisonhilll4317  Lots of women like a 'bad boy' 🤷‍♂️
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  493. ​ @MRU112 Yup, who was Muslim
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  494. Indeed he is responsible - which is why he's been arrested for gross negligence manslaughter. The term accident implies there was no intent - which there likely wasn't. Accident doesn't necessarily mean there is no one at fault.
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  495. The first thing lost in war...is the truth
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  496.  @ott1186  No, this is the far left using this whole thing as a distraction to bring in a new global communist world. The commies already have full control of media and big tech - the battles already won.
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  497.  @BritishFreedom  Yup, people just can't seem to wrap there heads around the fact 'best reasonable efforts' basically means 'when we get round to it after the other purchasers with guaranteed purchase volumes and delivery dates are fulfilled'. Legally the term commits AZ to nothing in terms of delivery date - if the leaders of the most powerful trade block in the world can't notice a clause like that in contract, we'll I don't know what to say.
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  498.  @Powerpickle68  To be fair the charge curve for li ion is basically the same as lipo. Only thing you have to be careful with is some cylindrical cells have a 3.6v nominal and 4.1v charge/max voltage where as lipos are generally 3.7v nominal and 4.2v charge/max voltage so you'll never going to harm lipos charging them on a li-ion charge curve. The curve for all lithium batteries is just CC/CV
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  499. ​ @warrenpuckett4203 As a forklift tech I completely agree - lead acid just works for forklifts. It's cheap, robust and simply 'good enough' for the job. The reason most lift manufacturers are pushing lithium batteries is because of marketing to the average uninformed consumer - lithium ion is the hot-ticket, buzz term atm. Never underestimate the power of marketing.
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  500. ​​ @BioniqBob The issue isn't so much the number of fires with EV's but how severe those fires are when they occur - they're often catastrophic. An IC car fire usually results in the fire brigade showing up in 10 mins and 10 mins later with a water hose the fires out. Not the case with with EV fires.
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  501.  @davefenney5704  Why? Even ebay have dropped it as their primary payment option. I can't think of anyone I deal with where I MUST use PayPal.
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  502.  @mormerbar4938  What's scary about them being at Chernobyl? It's basically a giant shed full of radioactive debris - it has no strategic or military value what so ever. Either they took it as it was enroute or just because they know the paranoid, fear addicted masses of the West would go "OMG" 😱, and its working.
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  503. ​​ @konstantin.v  Yeah, you need to get of your echo chamber. This kind of behaviour only appeals to a minority of the population and is anything from meaningless to repulsive to the majority. Also, the large bulk of an airlines repeat, regular income is business passengers - this stuff doesn't impress businesses, it puts off investors as well because it's wholly unprofessional.
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  504. A resistance test is best but with a milli-ohm meter but these are mega expensive and only carry out resistance checks so a one trick pony. Digital multimeters only inject a few micro-amps of current so they suck at 'low resistance' readings. A 14awg wire is in the range of 2 milliohms (0.002 ohms) per meter. Remember, all your multimeter does every time you use the ohms setting is a voltage drop test, that's how it calculates resistance just with a few volts and a few microamps. A milli/micro ohm meter injects anything from 100mA to 100A through a circuit. Unless your prepared to sink anything from £700 to £5k into a milli/micro ohm meter stick to the live circuit voltage drop test.
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  505. I'd love one of these with some sort of 12v vacuum pump so I can use it in the field with no compressor!
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  506.  @davidk7262  They'll bring more of the same
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  507. ​ @bxyhxyh Nothing worth having in life comes easy but it's not that hard. You need to find an occupation that requires skills in high demand. For example I'm a forklift/heavy equipment mechanic. Those jobs are reasonably well paid and plentiful in supply - can literally walk straight out of one job straight into another. Why? Obviously a lot of technical expertise is required which comes with experience but the real reason is because it's dirty, filthy, back breaking work that most people don't want to do.
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  508. Meh, not really, plenty of European cars are no worse to work to work on than your average Toyota Camry. I'm sure there are plenty of nightmare US cars as well. I've got a '88 VW golf - very easy car to work on.
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  509. ​ @Ryan-fy8bx That's what I was thinking, sign you resignation right here, and we'll call you a taxi. Job done, that way all the women's lost is her job.
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  510.  @Foc0rg  Because our overlords didn't want to leave the EU. Essentially, the public gave them their mandate and the politicians went "nah, screw this, we're still going to be in the EU by anything but name"
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  511.  @francestaylor9156  There are plenty of clips out there of Starmer and most of his current cabinet doing the usual 'orange man bad stick' from several years ago.
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  512.  @shaunrussell9694  Lol 😂 Starmer and Trumps ideologies are in no way comparable. They're more or less diametric opposites
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  513. Only the non flammable type brake cleaner that's trichloroethylene based - it's chlorinated hydrocarbons that have that reaction (extreme heat and uv exposure). If its 'flammable' alcohol based brake cleaner, no drama. Not a problem for us in UK/Europe as chlorinated brake cleaner was banned decades ago.
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  514. In my experience, most people who have these sorts of 'theories' are usually mentally weak, insecure people, often very authoritarian in nature. They have to feel some malevolent power is in control all the time to feel in control themselves - even if that 'power' is evil. They can't accept that sometimes shit happens, and there are some forces in this world that are completely out of our control. Then you have people who think this is mother nature's way of 'punishing us' which is equally as dumb. Nature has no malice - it does what it does and sometimes we just find ourselves in its unstoppable path, as does every other living thing.
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  515.  Flare  No way man. I'm. I'm the UK so my gun/bear/hunting knowledge is sweet FA and even I know you NEVER turn your back on an apex predator that's in range for an attack.
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  516. I wish people would stop banging on about thorium - we're decades away from that. We'll see it before fusion but it's a long way off yet.
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  517.  @andrewfusco8580  I think people are sometimes a bit unfair towards Fukushima Daichi - it's easy to forget that it was one small part of a CATACLYSMIC disaster. That tsunami wiped entire coastal towns off the map leaving thousands dead and no one was saying "how can we allow these cities to be swept away" people accepted it was nature at her most brutal. Only 1 death has been attributed to the Fukushima disaster. 19,759 died because of the destruction of that tsunami. That Tsunami destroyed orders of magnitude more land/homes/lives then Fukushima ever did.
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  518.  @hleotanhleotan2819  That's going to be the biggest fight of all 😔, hopefully this was the first step!
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  519. Exactly, never underestimate the power of 'group think'. Especially when said group has nearly indefinite funds.
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  520. I would seriously stay away from this one. BIG old kit like this gets expensive fast, to the point its completely unviable, the tyres are trash, I guarantee most the other hydraulic hoses are in similar condition. You could probably sink $10k into it and it would still be a big POS worth less than half that.
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  521. ​ @Mixer2994 You will probably find it's thirsty if you try to run it at 70+ mph European trucks are set up so the economy sweet spot is 50-60mph
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  522. Should be interesting, one side has already proven they can't hit their target 😂
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  523. I get it man, I've noticed in your demeanour at times in recent videos that things have been grating. I'm in a similar situation with my employer atm, might not be true but kinda feels I'm the only person who actually gives a shit about customers actually getting the service their paying for - and when you that guy, your the 'outlying' variable compared to everyone else so your the problem in management's eyes. You know when your time somewhere is near, just takes the right catalyst to get the new path started but as you say, head down and carry on, no hasty decisions.
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  524. Good to see a 'Captain Save-A-Ho' was on hand to save the day as always! 😂
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  525. Concrete is extremely fire resistant, not fire proof - nothing is really if enough heat is present. It eventually cracks and spalls.
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  526. Also bonus points for putting the chain at the flywheel end of the engine so engine or transmission has to be removed to be replaced said timing chain 😂
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  527.  @ericcastro7493  I think he was asking whether the town or damn was built first 🙄
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  528. Bit hard to do that when several generations have been born over here. Whether we like it or not the ones born here that don't have dual nationality passports (UK only) are our problem to deal with.
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  529. I did too - I'm not financing the normalisation of degeneracy. Gave my reason for leaving as "I'm not bank rolling soft pornography for paedophiles"
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  530. Panic is exactly what these people want. They want to cause total chaos, it's all about socialism/communism - they want the system to collapse, its their agenda. Climate crisis is just the vehicle they've choosing to ride on.
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  531. They're still everywhere, it's just society/media doesn't give them any attention any more
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  532. That's nothing to do with your battery, you've got something else derpy going on. Nothing special about AGM's it's just lead acid with the electrolyte absorbed into glass matting.
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  533. ​ @xo121w Needs money to fill his bank account for when the inevitable happens and he has to flee the country 😂
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  534. It is if your using them in a process that currently has to have a fuel combusted as part of the process - far better to use a waste product as fuel than extracting/mining/transporting new fuel sources - such as fossil fuels.
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  535. ​ @simonharris4873  You don't even need GPS. A simple £15 cycle computer which have been around for decades functions as a speedometer and most serious cyclists have them for measuring distance, speed, cadence ect
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  536. This is always mentioned in the comments of Kevin Samuels videos - so many of the women he spoke to had a smoke alarm chirping in the background. It's like they're oblivious to it 😂
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  537.  @aidanmacdougall9250  The Greens may only have 1 MP in parliament but they attract a significant vote share - that's the point your missing. If a party gets less than million votes they are pretty much irrelevant to the conversation.
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  538.  @memnarch129  Sorry man, gotta disagree with you there. Maybe if the guy was based but he aint coz he's in that situation to start with. He's a beta simp. He will NEVER divorce her, but I can almost guarantee she will will divorce him in a few years because she's 'bored' and 'needs to discover herself'. Sometime around her late 30's/early 40's - that's when they hit the wall, and hard.
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  539. Why? What benefit would it have for us? Not like we've got massive gas reserves to sell to the Europeans. The USA on the other hand...
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  540. ​ @jamiebrooks3864 No, the whole point of advertising is to translate it into sales figures. Awareness on its own means nothing.
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  541. One of those people who when they speak it just comes across like their brains leaking - it's just word salad
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  542.  @danmackintosh6325  Ford had that smart charge bullshit in their European models from about 2000 on. They supposedly needed a special Ford only calcium battery.
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  543.  @Jason-oc2tf  Yes, but the problem is that 95% of the population base their 'informed opinion' on this kindergarten level ill-informed drivel. It leads the to the majority of opinion being completely incorrect - that serves nothing but hold the human race back.
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  544. What's the alternative? The Socialist Par..., sorry, Labour Party.
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  545. He wasn't brave, he was ignorant. He didn't truly understand what he was getting into.
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  546. Ray we love ya man but I hate to say it, this was inevitable 😔, people are dicks. People need to realise this is RAY'S BUSINESS - NOT OURS! We've had the priveldge of going along for the ride but when shit gets real our only place is to butt-out. It's a certain type of person who does this - getting up in other people's business just so they feel good about themsleves/self righteous for a few minutes, it's incredibly selfish 😡.
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  547.  @bluestreak2701  In my experience that's not the case - especially with older generations who still have the most influence. Some know what's going on and approve of it - the bootlicking, brainwashed types. The majority are just asleep or just deliberately don't want to believe what's happening. Both have different motivations, but both equally complicit to this madness
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  548.  @jtomyhope575  The several extra tons consisted of excessive luggage and the extra fuel for that extra weight in luggage AND an additional taxi fuel which never got burned off during take off.
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  549. Merry Xmas Wes and to all! 🎄
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  550. ​ @deaninchina01  It's fair to criticise Ukraine for being invaded though - they've done plenty of pushing of their own over the last 10 years or so.
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  551. It's not fear of old age, it's fear of being an adult. A child of adult age not ready for what the real world is going to inevitably throw at them. This stage of your development , whether people want to accept it or not, lays at the foot of the parents.
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  552. Cry me a river lefty libearals, been a great year, hopefully the start of a new era
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  553. I buy the cheapest oil of the correct grade and specification for my engine and change it more frequently. I consider it cheap insurance, especially for diesels. The best grade of oil for me is what the engine manufacturer recommends.
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  554. phil955i There was method behind the 'madness' of A57 multi bank, there were few very large & powerful but relatively light engines for tank use available at the time and the continental air cooled radial was in short supply, an engine was needed fast. The Plymouth flat 6's were cheap and plentiful in supply and minimal development was required due to all the tooling needed already being there. There was no time to develop a new engine from scratch. A case of 'we need this' but you've got to use what you already have. It was generally reliable and we'll liked by its crews and it could still haul the tank along slowly even if you lost two of the banks!
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  555. Ted Bonbrake SPOT ON! Im a forklift tech and 90% of it is done at the customers premises - so every job is a waiter! One of my many mentors taught me exactly as you said. 'How long it gonna take, I've got trucks to load'. If it's a 2hr job I say 3hr, if it's a 5hr job I say all day. They protest at first, you stick to your guns and they get over it fast. When you completed the '3hr' job in 2hr's your the best thing since sliced bread. The other way round you instantly become the biggest wanker on the face of the planet.
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  556.  @johnpglackin345  This is far deeper than the vaccines, it's about the blue collar workers who put the food on our plates, the clothes on our back and thr roofs over our heads having had enough of liberal elites telling how we should live our lives and making us out to be deplorables, the great unwashed masses. This applies in all the Western society's. If the Liberal elites dissappeared tommorow the world would carry on, if the blue collar workers did, the whole thing would collapse.
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  557. The second he produced the finger hold would have been when i slammed the door shut 😂
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  558. It's an April's fool joke 😂 But in real life no one buys a stranger a high value item like this unless your some kind of obsessed wacko stalker, it'd be time to get the police involved.
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  559. Greenpeace: "You're not supposed to put US in prison!" 😂😂
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  560. @tovarischshashlikov  It's the same with things like air and rail travel - yes when accidents do occur they're bad. But the instances are extremely rare. It's simple statistics.
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  561. ​ @RustyZipper It's a fair point. Personally, I think it is why the homeowner is calm because he knows he shares some culpability. I know I'd be saying something if a crane was about to put its outrigger down on what is essentially a big hole under my lawn. One thing's for sure - the home owners and the tree surgeons insurance companies are going to be battling this out for a while.
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  562. Exactly. Call signs? No. Gamer tag id's
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  563. There is no good guy in this conflict - plenty of innocent victims though.
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  564. It's not a Deutz, it's a VM
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  565. 🇺🇸 👀
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  566. 'This is reality', no its YOUR reality 😂
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  567.  @jamesley3743  Yeah big business mates of the mp's. Don't know why people are so surprised, this shits being going on forever, particularly with the NHS. Certain trusts were paying something like £15 for a box of nitrile examination gloves, the same ones my employer buys for mechanics like me at only £6 a box 😂 😂 😂
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  568.  @hellomark1  Yup, professionals can sometimes be the worst for coming unstuck. I call it complacency through familiarity
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  569. ​ @The_Reality_Filter  Ohhh spicy 🔥 but true 😂
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  570. ​​ @OneNationUnderGod.45 A bad tune, even just a bad injector will make piston soup in any diesel engine
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  571. Lol! That's how 'mother nature' repays you for buying a prius 😂. Let's say we all just roll coal and be done with it? 😂
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  572. I've said to everyone who loves the work from home idea to be careful what you wish for. It's great in theory, but modern corporations are unscrupulous. If it's easy to 'outsource' your job to your front room, it isn't that big a step to outsource it to another country...
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  573. Dear MSM, The gigs up, You are all scum Regards, The everyday people of this country.
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  574. Here in the UK atleast you just buy led tubes that fit in the existing fluorescents, they come with a dummy ballast that you replace the actual ballast with.
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  575. Just run the old girl, the hours your gonna do you've got years left in her. On an old lady like that I really wouldn't grumble/worry about transmission clutch pressures that are too high. Too low and start worrying 👍
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  576. Where the hell is Captain Save-A-Ho? 😢 😂
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  577.  @imsoreetodddid9007  Jury nullification is just going to result in the judge ordering a new trial. If the crime has been proven beyond all reasonable doubt the judge isn't going to accept a not guilty verdict 😂
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  578. Exactly, she brought the car from her late father 7 years ago 😂 You don't know if she paid over the top for the car in the first place 🤷 You don't get the equivalent new price of the car if it's written off FFS! If that was the case I'd be jumping in my 40 year old Porsche 944 and wrapping it around the nearest lamp post 😂😂
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  579. ​@cptbuiltk7944 Yeah, you're missing the point, deliberately i think. These people are going to need a lot of resources but they can repair their own lives if these resources are provided. A stark contrast to a lot of people who would just scream, shout and wail until someone came and did everything for them.
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  580. How? , she just advertised she doesn't look after herself. Sure it's a choice, dude has a choice as well. Plus I'd find that a real weird thing to just drop into conversation before you've even met.
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  581.  @jabronisauce6833  Unfortunately that's the truth. The average person also seems to have an addiction to faux drama. It's like people want to be afraid of things.
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  582. ​ @SilverRook Oh, it can get a lot worse, and it is 😂
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  583. Those old skool Isuzu diesels are absolutely bomb proof if looked after - will easy go another 9K hours before a rebuild
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  584. ​ @morgothastartes  Hard to say someone has balls if they don't truly understand the implications of what they're doing or where they're going. That's ignorance - not balls.
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  585. ​​ @madtrucker0983 100% agree with everything you say. I'll also add what these emotional idiots don't realise if you take someone to court on a completely inappropriate charge, guess what happens? The case gets thrown out by the judge and the perp walks away scot free. Police/state prosecutors choose the charge carefully to give the best chance of a conviction.
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  586. This technology for fully automated forklifts/warehousing has been around for decades. If it was going to catch on it would have done by now. The only thing I can see forcing it to mass role out is the labour shortages in the coming years.
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  587. I'd argue the issue isn't so much why the boat hit the bridge - shit does and will happen, cyber attack (unlikely) or not. The real issue is why a bridge in such a busy shipping lane didn't have pier protection suitable for the size of vessels traversing the water way. And that's a failing across multiple governments both Republican and Democrat.
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  588. What's even more surprising is how many of these girls actually wanna kiss this gormless fckn bean pole 😂
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  589.  @Hybris51129  Bollocks! Dress your points up all you want. The film was trying to normalise the sexualisation of minors which normal, decent people are repulsed by. People have the right to be disgusted and ignoring this shit doesn't work, we've spent the last two decades doing so and look where it's lead us.
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  590. Either the old guys moped out or he was just to much of a skin flint to pay for them. Either way I think your right, diversity/wokeism is the fashionable thing so it was a genius marketing ploy - always paint a negative as a positive.
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  591. Its a weird set up they use on some forklift rams Wes. Ive just left a Nissan/Unicarrier dealer and their lift rams are displacement type with piston and gland seals but with no check valve in the bottom of the rod. They used to rip the gland seals out because they'd get dry - they never saw any oil. No idea why they design them that way. If it was a customer where the forklift always lived outside and they never used the full lift height gland seals would rip out every 18mth to 2 years. Used to pack the glands with grease when i reassembled them and that seemed to extend the life a bit longer.
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  592.  @reggiedixon2  Not what I was getting at but hey, whatever makes you feel better 😂
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  593. Nothing wrong with doing an engine this way when it's appropriate 👍. It's a working/industrial vehicle that, to be frank, is a pile of shit barely worth it's weight in scrap - you don't spend anymore time/money than you have to. If it gets her running and useable it's a win. If its many years younger, in good condition and actually worth something it's a different story.
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  594. Well that's kinda the point - the whole leaving nature to its own devices thing hasn't worked. Not managing the forests properly has led to all that 'preserved nature' burning to the ground anyway
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  595. ​ @NoxHelios  One thing is guaranteed however. You roll over, you definitely lose.
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  596.  @douganderson7002  Exactly. If you damn good at what you do and your as honest as the day is long the flip side of that coin is:- 1) I don't have to take your shit because I don't deserve it. 2) You want that above and beyond proffesional service your going to pay for it, you don't get it for free! I can never get over people's individual level of entitlement in this day and age. Most of this entire videos comment section seems to be people who think being an honest, proffesional mechanic means taken a long, thick one being rammed up your rear on a regular basis 🙄
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  597. Nature does what it does - its doesn't have malice. We just get caught in its path sometimes.
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  598. You'd like to think so, who the hell buys a book to not read it? 🤣
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  599. Its not really that a big a leap from a technical standpoint for Cummins. They've been building natural gas versions of many of their engines for years.
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  600. They're trying to starve us to death - Open your eyes people!
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  601. Who else noticed the ship on the traffic map called "Big Slippery Johnson" 😂
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  602. ​​ @TheAArmstrong So is this whole facade basically "British thug deletes himself in epic Darwin award because he couldnt handle his gear" ?
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  603.  @ciararespect4296  Was talking about this the other day - I dont remember this needless panic buying culture 10 years ago. First time I saw it was snow I think.
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  604. Hey, you like a hairy growler more power to you. Most men don't though, it's called preferences and it's wrong to shame people for having them. Personally I find munching on a fur burger rather unpleasant and rather would not be coughing up hair balls like a f@&king cat 😂
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  605. KJohn060 Yes but that's the argument the terms of service are wrong. Don't you understand the implications on the consumer if every manufacturer of every products adopts these sorts of policies? It's ugly, the consumer is basically primed to be ripped off every time a repair is needed. The automotive industry started to do this in the 90's when propritory ecu's started appearing, it was nipped in the bud with the right to repair act and Obd2 diagnostics - it wasn't fair, you have a right as a consumer to choose who fixes your product. Even the third party repair shop was locked out due to apples policies. I could understand all this if the product was leased as technically it doesn't belong to you but you Purchased it, it's yours and apple makes out they have ownership of the thing.
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  606. KJohn060 Pointless argument as I wouldn't offer terms of service like that and I think your a damn fool to accept such policies willingly. I get that it may be the case with most electronic devices but that doesn't make it right, and only the consumers can create the sort of pressure that creates change. My terms of service would be if its out of warranty, then whatever, your paying for the repair regardless, I'd inform you if the repair was going to cost close too or exceed value/replacement and work with you to work out the best option for you, but if you insisted on still having it repaired and were prepared to pay for it then sure, I'll gladly take your hard earned cash. If it was under warranty and I can prove you opened the thing up, kiss good bye to said warranty and any hope of a FREE repair (only a whining, me me me, something for nothing type would argue with that) , but I'd still fix the thing, your just paying for it. The only situation I can think where I would outright refuse service was if you were aggresive or insulting me.
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  607. KJohn060 So you think apple has the right to 'punish you' 😂 😂 😂 Because that's what a speeding ticket is, a punishment. Look we are never going to agree on this issue so let's knock it on the head. Enjoy getting bent over by multi billion dollar companies. These policies are nothing more than to force the sale of new units. People need to be careful with these (in my humble opinion) deluded attitudes, because its creating an ugly world where huge corporations take our money and we the consumer has no recourse.
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  608. KJohn060 Excuse me? In my industry dip shit if you washed your hands of every product you couldn't fix within 6months YOU wouldn't have any customers left! Seems to be only the the consumer electronics industry that has this awful level of tech support. Try industrial settings, that's my world. 'I can't fix it' isn't an option the response would be 'fine, fuck off then we' ll find someone who can and you won't be doing any business with us anymore - especially as you sold us the product'. IT'S CALLED 'SERVICE' NOT PICK AND CHOOSE THE EASY BATTLES! Sorry I don't see the problem, charge the guy by the hour, as long as he's paying what's it matter?
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  609. Oh Oh, arm chair engine rebuild expert "You should have done X" comments incoming! 😂
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  610. When you consider the radiation halving thickness of lead is 0.4", 2" of lead behind your back isnt exactly great protection for 10Sv/hr. 2" is 5 halving thicknesses that'd reduce this to ~0.3Sv/hrs - that's a lot!
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  611. Hmmm 🤔 I think another type of surgery with 'trans' in the name will be looked back on in 50 years time as one of the worst surgical travesties of all time.
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  612. What a load of scientifically illiterate, scare mongering BS.
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  613. Exactly, it's either total incompetence or total evil. Either way the outcome is just as bad
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  614. = 🙀 & box 🍷 land
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  615. ​ @kielbasamage  News International phone hacking scandal. Led to the closing of a major tabloid newspaper here in the UK. Look it up, was quite a big deal at the time.
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  616. ​ @barahng  Thank you from a proud Englishman - I'm getting sick to death of a certain collective of our American brothers (and most of us do view you guys as brothers) saying "just stand up and fight" like they themselves have just finished fighting the American civil war 2.0 when they haven't - as you say, you were extremely lucky the right man turned up for the job at the right time or you'd be just as boned as us. Starting revolutions is not an idea to be casually thrown about unless you're cool with there being stacks of millions of corpses on BOTH sides.
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  617. Your right on most counts but the reason steel is conductive is because it's a metal, not because it contains carbon. Carbon is a pretty good conductor but still poor compared to nearly all metals.
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  618. "learn to mine cobalt" 😂
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  619. It's disgusting how little integrity people have and how willing they are to flush their principles down the drain to what amounts to a short term inconvenience. Remember when people were outraged by 'Cuties' on Netflix? I wonder what percentage of the outraged cancelled their Netflix subscription? Or when PayPal tried to add to their terms of service that they would fine you if you'd said something 'offensive'? I can proudly say I cancelled both of those accounts, but how, many can say the same? All people care about is convenience.
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  620. From a hazy memory the 4.108's are fairly high revving (~4k rpm) hence the high horsepower from such a low displacement diesel. In fact, in the 60's they were used in various cars/vans/taxis in the UK - weren't many high speed diesels back then. I love the simplicity of older diesels too but make no mistake, modern diesels make more power per cubic inch then the older ones.
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  621. You kinda have to research dangerous pathogens otherwise we'd medically still be in the stone age. The problem is the corruption and abuse of those facilities.
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  622.  @James-gf9jl  Exactly, they hated us for not taking it at the time. When this all comes out in the wash, they'll hate us even more for making the right decision. The unvaccinated will sadly, never be vindicated. But deep down we'll all know the truth, that's all that matters.
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  623. 01/05/1997 unfortunately 😒
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  624. As a forklift/heavy equipment mechanic what can I say other than we ALL make mistakes, I've made a few doozy's in my time and anyone who says they haven't is either 1) Lying or 2) Not doing anything new or particularly challenging. I've learnt far more from my mistakes than my successes. The important thing is we put those mistakes right! Kudos for doing that rather than trying to bull the customer - many dont! Shows the highest level of personal integrity and respect for your customers 👍. I'd be lieing if I said I didn't think of trying to bullshit my way out of it a few times, but the old conscience always gets in the way 😉.
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  625. Not so much these days but a few years ago most of my work was completing the diagnosis work other engineers couldn't. Learnt quickly to completely disregard anything the guy before me had done - not even interested. All I ask for is the machine is completely reassembled like they were never there and as my old mentor used to say 'if your methodical, never skip a step and start from the beginning you'll find it every time'. Too many times I've walked in on an electric forklift with motor controllers, logic boards, motor/reduction units lying all over the place just to find its a dud battery cell, bad cell link or canbus plug not clipped in all the way.
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  626. Forklift mechanic here - yup, get exactly the same bullshit. Always follow procedure 👍 , in my experience 80-90% of customers 'diagnosis' is totally wrong. One of my ex employers went through a run of ordering parts for us to go fit based on "customers says its this" - always gets complicated when it doesn't pan out. Pretty much the same line every time when you explain that you fitted the parts they ordered/asked for and they diagnosed the fault - "BuT yOu DiDnT FiX tHe PrObLeM!, nOt PaYiNg" I only have a VERY small handful of customers I'll do it for, all of them companies I've delt with for years with a relationship of trust built up who will take accountability for their poor decisions.
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  627.  @stewart8727  Cheers, I'll check it out 👍
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  628. That concept art pic was exactly what I imagined he wanted to do with it. It's gonna end up a US truck with a Scania cab 🤦‍♂️.
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  629. Dear USA, i get why you want to export your food. Stop f&&king with your food and other countries will buy it.
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  630. ​ @shredditsbiking  60%? Not trying to call you out bud but I'm genuinely interested to know the source you got this from. Normally you get cancer from things like this from chronic exposure, not one off acute exposure.
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  631. All I have to say is... BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! 😂 😂 😂
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  632.  @atefrod680  We don't dispise European countries or the people in them, we dispise the bureaucratic hell which is the EU political system. Here's another one from our perspective - Why is it whenever the UK doesn't allow the EU to tramp all over it with its jack-boots the Europeans say we hate them?
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  633.  @lucytexana  I think the AZ EU contract said AZ 'would do their best', so in terms of a legal delivery date and if the EU signed those terms their legal claim in absolutely bupkis 😂.
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  634. Fucking jobworths 😂 It's people applying rules with no regard for their intent. Cant just blame BP, this is a 'little hitler' staff issue. I occasionally used to have this problem YEARS ago with an old ex army landrover which had twin tanks - both of which were filled up inside under the front seat squabs.
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  635.  @darbyelliott2890  Yup, and I also think they realised the local government was doing bupkis to try and mitigate those risks.
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  636. ​ @willharrison3740 Yup, that's exactly what's going to happen 😂
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  637. And we think we can toe to toe Russia 😂 😂
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  638.  @TravistheGREAT03  You need to ask yourself WHY he wants to create the old Russia. The reason is because NATO has been slowly creeping towards the east the last 30 years, that threatens Russia. And don't try to pretend the West isn't aggressive. We've stomped into many countries we had no business in. The West has no moral high ground here.
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  639. ​ @krystagreen3094  The point is, they haven't violated your rights by asking you to stop recording inside their private premises. If it was out on the street/public space then they would be a violation of your rights.
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  640. ​ @bravobr9725 It's not how it works - you're inside a private premises regardless of whether it's publicly accessible. If they use CCTV it has to be clearly signed, you make the decision whether to enter or not.
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  641. I am noticing this 'thinking issue' more and more. I'm a forklift truck engineer, the job is all problem solving and fault diagnosis (usually without the recommended diagnostic equipment or correct special tools). The amount of 'just graduated apprentices' who are on the job that are useless is staggering. They have no common sense and they cannot deal with fresh problems. Like this video says, they haven't been taught how to think! You can never have all the knowledge, there is too much and it's always changing, you have to work it out for yourself. Im only 32 and never went to college, I was taught on the job by various gristled old men with leathery faces, scarred hands and scruffy beards, a couple of them were barely literate. But what they taught me was only 30% knowledge, what they really taught me was mindset, attitude and HOW TO THINK! They made me a problem solver, a person who takes on the challenge when others give up. I might get it done slower then someone who has that bit of 'specific' knowledge but you can throw anything in my path, and I'll figure it out and get it done. Those 'old men' made me who i am, and I could never repay my debt to them for moulding me into one of the highest paid proffesionals in my trade, in my local area.
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  642.  @Strider9655  The point is a faraday suit isn't going to give you the protection you want - it's useless. Stop sidestepping the point.
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  643. ​ @activisionstillsucks9665  I agree in principle with everything you've just said but sadly, I think that time has passed, the trains rolling and their is no brakes. In the not to to distant future people are going to have to face the uncomfortable fact that they will have to pick a side. I know what side I'll be on.
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  644. Surprised the KR wasn't on the list, it was there first 16v engine. Mines just coming up to 200k miles and still going strong.
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  645. I tried by asking it the meaning of several Nissan forklift fault codes, it got every single one wrong but seemed VERY sure of itself. Guess my jobs safe for a while yet 😂
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  646.  @Comm0ut  This, I'm a forklift mechanic I use one fairly frequently. When you get into torquing big fasteners on heavy equipment the specifications in the manual are a fairly wide spread. A lug nut for example will be have torque spec with a range of say 350-450 ft/ibs which is hardly precise. So much more convenient using a small 18" 1/2 torque wrench and a multipier than a great big 6ft long 3/4" drive torque wrench.
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  647. ​ @PhageTheFinalCure The two conflicts are not even comparable
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  648. Biggest issue I've found so far is most the 12v vacuum pumps around are a rather 'toy like', it'd work but no good on the job if it takes 20-30mins to pull a vacuum. I'll keep searching... ;)
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  649. Don't kid yourselves, these goons were just to soften us up, worse are coming.
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  650. Some times I've found when wiring is this bad it's cheaper and quicker to just cut it all out and start again. If an old vehicle and cost needs to be kept down I often use 7 core trailer cable as a cheap, dirty 'pre made' harness for rear light wiring. Nothing beats a proper individual wire carefully made harness but as Wes says its very time consuming. I find the trailer cable is a happy compromise, better than hacking away with spices atleast.
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  651. These figures highlight not how dangerous covid is but more how unhealthy a population we are - that's the bigger issue.
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  652.  @cruesome1971  Sorry, no backsies. Sold as seen 😂
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  653.  @c-buxton-EX.HKt.D  Yeah, I've got hayfever quite bad this year. Some years I don't get it at all.
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  654. I love how he's sitting in LA with his MAGA hat on.
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  655. BWAHAHAHAHA!
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  656.  @MrGloop1234  Well I've never seen a farm in a city so I'd say so 😂
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  657. This is a deflagration, Beirut was a detonation.
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  658. Has your brain finished leaking? Whats any of that got to do with this video?
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  659. Pretty sure it was trafficking of a minor that bumps the sentence up. And people always say 'murderers often dont get as much time'. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. Murders are sometimes complicated - although NEVER right, there are plausible reasons occasionally. There's no plausible/understandable reason for sexually trafficking your own child.
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  660.  @bobbymoore8030  How can Carl Benjamin be elected? He's a political commentator, he's not running to be an MP anywhere.
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  661.  @Vincentthecatsings  Indeed, and your countries enormous political shift has given us a beacon of hope as well.
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  662.  @kameljoe21  Your philosophy works with smaller stuff, not so much the big stuff. The tyres are shot, even if they take air, thats $12k straight away (about 3k a tyre in that size). By the state of that hoist ram hose you can pretty much guarantee most the others are in a similar state, several thousand dollars worth of hoses on that machine. If the engine needed a sunstantial work/rebuild you'd be talking $5-10k in parts. Similar cost if the transmission needed overhauling. If it was local you'd probably still be looking $1k just to get it transported. The big stuff is a whole different world. Starting and driving is completely different to useable. Smaller stuff ain't so bad, parts a cheap (in comparison) return in investment is far more likely time wise too. Smaller machines hold value better comparitivly to big machines, more demand for them. Most people who need a BIG machine have the money for a decent one.
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  663. ​@G94Nick They may be a protected species - but big Daddy is going to remind them who's boss. The establishment tops all.
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  664. So where's the warning? 🤣 Same number plate rules and penalties as always. Clickbait garbage
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  665. NPC blue screen system crash 😂
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  666. Kept doing the great job! 👍 Kids NEED to be taught to not necessarily disobey authority but to always question it.
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  667. @andrewfusco8580  Your feelings about TMI are exactly the same as mine - it should have been the poster child for nuclear safety. But because of appalling PR job by the energy company, media and government it moulded perception of nuclear power for ever - that was the real disaster.
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  668. She didn't react at all - seemed to be trying to work out what was going on rather than reacting to the immediately obvious - bad weather, brake lights, slow down now
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  669.  @lasrrr2675  I agree, most people don't seem to realise that it pays to listen to people you disagree with, pretend to agree, that way you'll get what they really think about the issue. People seem to think the way you dicuss is to virulently attack your opponent - it achieves nothing.
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  670.  @jaylee1591  People are so entitled it's pathetic, people think their entitled to park in a disabled spot but at the same time people are so entitled they genuinely think their some authority figure that can intervene at the slightest injustice. I was brought up if somethings directed at you, get stuck in. But if doesn't concern you (petty things) you mind you own god damn business.
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  671. I wouldn't even be worried about weather that did genuinely obliterate a flimsy fabric structure such as a tent! 😂
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  672. There was a lot of battling in the 1960/70's that's when the horsepower race really started in Europe. It's also what began the end of the British truck industry - our typical attitude of "we're the best, take us or leave us" and the market left them. Thing is, Britain was the best for a long time, but we sat on our hands whilst the competition over took us. In the mid 60's, your best offerings from a British truck manufacturer was a 180hp Gardner, a Leyland 680 (180-200hp) or some offered a 220 Cummins usually detuned to 205hp. When trucks like the Volvo F88 dropped with 270hp in 1965 then the first Scania V8's in 1969 with 350hp it's no wonder our hauliers switched. Numbers aren't that impressive today but going from 180hp to 270hp is a 50% increase in power - staggering at the time. Imagine one of the US truck manufacturers announcing tomorrow that they were releasing a 900hp otr truck - that's how significant that's how significant those power gains were in the 60/70's TV
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  673. ​ @boerboel7777 Crack pipes I presume 🤷
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  674. Good. PayPal need to realise that yes, they can take someone's money and shut their account but we the public, have the power to f@&king end them. It's not your job to morally scrutinise your customers.
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  675.  @bozejoetheclown3554  Agreed, and unfortunately those willing to become the authoritarian have proven to be the majority. It's nothing new however, history is littered with such examples.
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  676. ​ @NVtheGT Yup, and if they'd bothered to attach grounding straps to the IBC as you're supposed to he could have wiped with that paper towel all he wanted.
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  677.  @cazfloss1990  True, and that's the problem when a lot of people are still asleep - we're extremists that are easy to persecute. It's amazing how many I've met who still think everyone at Southport were far right thugs.
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  678. Only time I look at myself is when I shave in the morning 😂
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  679. ​ @AlohaSnackbar-pc9gd  Do you mean physically or politically? Because I'm hearing that a lot from you guys and I don't think you really know what you're actually suggesting leads to. You want to see what's happening in Ukraine right now happen in the UK? Because that's the outcome. Revolutions aren't an idea to just casually throw around.
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  680.  @AlohaSnackbar-pc9gd  Well, we are using all of those with exception of the ammo box - that got taken away a long time ago.
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  681.  @Lero_Po  Yeah, Ray's videos are damn honest but he does love a click-bait thumbnail - really doesn't help. If I was going to allow an employee to make videos food YouTube I would:- 1) Want a significant share of the channel revenue, it's done on my premises in my time and the end of the day. 2) Would want my business actively promoted, not criticised. 3) Be heavily involved with the video editing.
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  682.  @sparcnut  Thanks for the detailed reply, although I'm familiar with Cav pumps I learnt a thing or two aswell! Didn't know the transfer side of the pump also acted as charge pressure to return thr pumping elements. It explains why they can be such a big to prime when their old/worn.
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  683. Dudes giving me nonce vibes
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  684. And you've deliberately missed the point he made. Those bearings have lasted 4 years, presumably running more or less 24/7 which is about 35K hrs with a lightning strike taking them out in the end. How is doing it the 'right way' going to buy any extra life?
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  685. They can cancel Xmas all they want, mines set, and it's happening 👍 😊 🎄
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  686. ​ @ryanvernatter3537  It's ok when they do it
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  687. ​ @BuzzyStreet It isn't about water distribution, there will never be enough water to fight fires of this magnitude. It's about the scrubland/foliage so close to cities not being maintained better to remove the fire risk, but everyone wants to let nature be to do its thing - what we're witnessing is exactly that, nature doing it's thing.
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  688. We can't see them, so they're not our problem lol 😂
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  689.  @jessH090  It's like being in a huge crowd and theres a panic and stampede - you've got to be swept along with it, if you stand your ground your just going to get trampled.
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  690. What did you expect him to do? When life gives you lemons you make lemonade.
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  691. ​ @dh2032  I've just seen the pictures as well - without seeing the actual masts I can't 100% confirm but they will be either 11KV or 33KV and they do appear to be very close to the conservatory. Regardless, it doesn't change my opinion. It's obvious to anyone but a fool that they are powerlines. It's a tragic accident and I hope this guy does well but it's really no one's fault but his own.
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  692. ​ @daverose4774 I don't think 'on your side' is the correct term. But some of us here in England understand the nuances of this conflict are a lot more complex than 'Russian man bad'. There is fault on both sides. I don't necessarily agree with Russia invading Ukraine but I completely understand their motivations for doing so.
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  693. Your election had to be rigged, only way these clowns could ever entered office.
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  694. Fanboys gonna fanboy, boot-lickers gonna boot-lick.
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  695.  @tensevo  Yeah but Tesla are doing it👌 , so it's more profound than it sounds.
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  696. If its building air pressure really quickly that's normally a good sign the air receivers are full of water 😂
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  697. I love how women complain about us gaming but they'll happily spend hours looking for validation on Facebook and watching endless mind-numbing reality TV shows like love island. 😂😂 Thats my thing with gaming, I spend a lot of time doing it - but no more then the average person spends whatching brain-rot television. Don't think ive watched regular TV for 10 years.
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  698. Oi! Do ya 'av a loicence for that free speech Musk? 😂 This countries a f&&king embarrassment.
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  699. ​ @JohnJohn-zn8ib  Interesting theory considering only about 400 miners actually went to Chernobyl - think someone gave you propoganda numbers 🤔 Unfortunately the numbers of how many died as a direct result of radiation will never be known as none of them were really monitored afterwards so all we have are a mixture of government underestimates (propaganda) and anti-nuclear group over estimates (also propaganda). Also, I'll add most of these men were coal miners and coal mining is generally not linked with long life and good health - especially in the USSR where safety procedures would have been lacking at best with terminal, degenerative respiratory issues being common.
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  700.  @JohnJohn-zn8ib  Yeah, but no where near the numbers you're quoting. The WHO can only attribute 50 deaths conclusively to Chernobyl. Obviously there are many more due to cancer decades later - I think an estimate in the low thousands is probably more realistic and bare in mind nearly 750,000 people worked in the zone in total during the clean up. Let's say 4000 will eventually die, it's a lot of people but that's roughly 0.5% of the people who were all subjected to high radiation fields. That's 99.5% of the liquidators going on to live normal, long lives. Unfortunately, it really is impossible to quantify beyond speculation. Apparently a lot more are starting to show signs of illness now but we also have to bear in mind this disaster was nearly 40 years ago. If you were a 25 year old liquidator you're 64 now and the average age of death in Russia is 72...
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  701. If we could stop making medication tasty... That'd be great...
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  702. And he's going to get paid for the work he did and the money back he paid for the loader - given the complexity of the situation that's a 150% win! The real dispute is between the land owner and the original machine owner.
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  703. Love how that just got a skip hire company to remove it, that'll rub salt in their wounds 😉 😂 😂
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  704. The problem with much of this safety regulation isn't just the business owners actually implementing it but the regulatory authority actually enforcing it! Most these regulatory authorities just seem to play 'captain hindsight' after the fact 😡
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  705. Especially as none of us REALLY know what happened. People doing this are attempting to destroy a business based on assumptions and only half of one side of a story. If you don't know all the facts, keep your mouth shut.
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  706. Funny how the BBC is never fined for impartiality considering in BBC question time the audience is hand picked and completely scripted 😂
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  707. Not really, Peterson is an extremely well educated and competent psychotherapist. Destiny is a twitch streamer with a big mouth. On an intellectual level it's like putting Mike Tyson in the ring with a toddler 😂
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  708. 10000 r is perfectly believable in the early days measurements as there would have been isotopes in there with short half-lives which would have virtually decayed away completely by now 👍
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  709. We're always going to be the enemy, might as well get this show on the road.
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  710.  @michaelhaydenbell  Exactly, you don't just push someone to the ground and walk away, unless you want to be sucker punched in the back of the head 🤷‍♂️.
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  711.  @robertdixon9701  Day late and dollar short pal, we needed the votes yesterday 😂
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  712. ​ @davidwright5094  Well it was all for nothing. And anyone trying to make a martyr out of the lad is sick in the head.
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  713. Neutral gender is the correct term 😑, I prefer 'fucking thing'
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  714. Agreed, best policy is just ignore them - let's face it, it's pretty bloody obvious that they're scams to. If no one takes the bait they will stop and move onto something else. Sooner or later the people being scammed have to accept some level of accountability to - there's enough information out there and the issue has been addressed to death! I get it with older people not being too tech savvy but that's a reason to be even more skeptical, not less so.
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  715.  @Alex-ur8kd Yes, but at a proffesional level sport you have a level of skill which is above 99.99% of the population hence the high pay, a degree has nothing to do with it. A degree is just a 'proof' of skill/competence for certain careers.
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  716. Her mother is her manager
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  717. ​​ @jamesbosworth4191  Nope, turbocharging when done correctly is generally more efficient than supercharging. Turbos use energy that's otherwise wasted throughbthe exhaust. A supercharger is always a parasitic draw on the engine. A considerable amount of the engines total power is used just to drive the supercharger. It's why we don't really bother with supercharging in Europe anymore. Turbocharged engines are often MORE fuel efficient then their normally aspirated counterparts for a given power output. Supercharged engines are usually less efficient.
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  718. ​ @TheSuperPsychoKiller  'plez' 😂
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  719. Shame that couldn't have thrown two tier kier into Gutamalo why they've got him 😂
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  720. Lol 😂 "You know there are other ways". Yeah, its called a public consultation which was done beforehand - 80% of the public and majority of council boroughs said they didnt want it. The mandate from the public was clear - TFL did it anyway 😒
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  721. I don't know why, but that fireman whos asked to give someone oxygen that just responds without hesitation "10-4" gets me everytime.
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  722. Take an immigrant back, we'll chuck in a free white woman (Terms and conditions apply, white women may be feminist, may be leftist, will require culturally enriching)
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  723. ​ @Observer_2k  And ridiculously high temperatures, like millions of degrees celcius - that's where the real challenge lies.
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  724. It's not end times, it's the wind of change. But we've got to battle our way through the storm
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  725.  @Justinsatiable  Markeis may have made the first physical move, but Drejka started the altercation. If some guy started screaming in my wife/partners face I would have probably done more than shove him. Let's face it, that's why he screamed at his wife, he knew it'd get the bigger reaction, its a male pride/spouse defense thing and most of us know it. You can't provoke someone deliberately then claim self defense when it escalates and a bullet isn't the next level response to being pushed. Regardless, Drejka pulled his gun and Markeis backed up, if he'd stepped towards him again then things might be a little 'greyer' but if you shoot someone who's backing down, your f@&ked.
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  726. Because it wasn't racist - there wasn't any prejudice, they mocked everyone.
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  727. These 'culturally enriched people's' are our elites private army for when the revolt starts.
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  728. ​​ @JesseP.Watson He's right though, geo politics kinda transcends right and wrong, it's just different countries/cultures and their interests. It can't be looked at like a Marvel comic book level of Hero-Villain mentality - it's too simplistic. Diplomacy needs to take place when both sides are right and wrong and the same time.
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  729. ​ @Wildman-zh8lg A walk around isn't going to reveal a buried septic tank. I think quite a few people are going to have some shared culpability for this one.
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  730. And the best parts is the mechanics are the ones who often get the bad rap for these constant failures - it's not, our hands are tied behind our back by corporate bullshit. In my industry (forklifts) I've seen countless times where a manufactuer will just keep parts swapping with little to no diagnosis with same problem to keep returning. Eventually (usually after the warranty runs out) someone like me comes along, spends a couple of days actually diagnosing the fault and getting to the root cause of the problem which is usually a different component. It's a terrible practice - the mechanic gets a bad rep, my employer (the dealer) gets a bad rep, the customers got no faith in the brand and the one that annoys me the most? The machine gets a bad rep it truly doesn't deserve! I'll stick to my spanners, the corporate mindset completely baffles me!
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  731.  @immikeurnot  💯%! That's what the scumbags do, milk you for a few grand over a few visits. I've always had a 100% blunt honesty policy with my customers. Sure, some people don't like it but the majority of my customers appreciate it tremendously. People who don't like hearing and accepting the truth I generally people who are not worth dealing with anyway - they're nearly always trouble.
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  732. Good luck with that because they ended production of the T series bull nose cabs in 2005.
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  733. Yup, I'm lucky if a 3rd of my comments stay around.
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  734. Guessing they always leave it in 'park' and never actually use the parking brake. A 500yd drive with the parking brake partially on would have sorted that scraping noise for free 😂
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  735. 'Authoritarian' is the term I believe you are looking for.
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  736.  @Liverpool-s5n  I tend to agree - you see a lot of situations like this nowadays. Two people acting like dicks because they both think they have the moral high ground. The problem is having the moral high ground doesn't mean you should act like an impudent arse thats more obsessed with being 'right' then actually resolving the issue.
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  737.  @Liverpool-s5n  Being non-confrontational and approaching situations with civility wins hearts and minds? Who'd have thought! 😂
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  738. Yeah, gangs use junkies for this shit all the time - big rewards, low risk for the gangs. Getting them to cash fraudulent cheques is another one.
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  739. ​ @JDMCSWAGG Ain't the 1950's dude 😂 What's he supposed to do? Chain her to the kitchen stove so she can't?😂
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  740. But where are they working? Tramping 400-500 miles a day on motorways or in city multidrop work?
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  741.  @scrambledmandible  They don't have unlimited torque but they produce 100% torque from 0 rpm to max rpm providing steam flow can keep up at the higher rpm's. Steam cylinder is just like a hydraulic cylinder so steam pressure (psi) X Cross sectional area of cylinder(s) piston = force generated by cylinder.
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  742. Problem is getting parts though, funnily enough cheap, nasty pattern junk I can get all day long, it's genuine parts where everything seems to have a delivery time of 'TBA'. I'm a forklift mechanic, guessing it's the same for the auto industry. It's why I'll stick to my '88 mk2 golf 16v with 201K on the clock.
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  743. Maybe at this stage in her life but narcissism is a 'what come first, the chicken or the egg?' scenario. It's an upbringing and years of not being told 'no' and 'try harder' that creates narcissism in the first place. No one's born a narcissist - it's social conditioning.
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  744. You mean McDonald's workers and amazon delivery drivers 🙄
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  745.  @61js  And here is the conondrum, if I told you I disobeyed lockdown rules - I'm a c@&t, if I do nothing - I'm a c@&t. There is right now, not much we can do, but atleast if people realise they are being taken for mugs that's a step in the right direction. I don't deny covid exists, I don't deny its a nasty illness killing people, but I also don't deny the enormous power play by the worlds governments to enforce totalitarian rule over its people.
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  746. Total bloody theater
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  747.  @cameronveraart9686  Not really, back wheels will lock up if your lucky and in 2wd but more likely you'd rip the parking brake clutch packs apart and it'd keep rolling and you'd use you normal service brakes to stop. A car poorly repaired by its owner is a far bigger threat but no one says 'no' to people fixing their own cars.
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  748. We've spent the last 3 decades trying to ignore the crazies hoping they'd just go away. Now they're running the show....
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  749. Don't do that, it's spiteful, immature and could potentially have legal consequences for Ray if his ex-employer decided to go that way. Also remember it's OK wanting to doxx a business, presumably trying to do their business economic damage but remember there are other employed people there just trying to earn a living to pay their bills/feed their families. A moments self-gratification can have big impacts on innocent everyday people.
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  750.  @rayjon237  Even more so in this day an age where mechanics are no longer a dime a dozen and good mechanics are like hens teeth - too many employers haven't worked it out yet though. I'm a forklift tech and it takes my employer 6-12mths in average to find a new mechanic and 70% of the time they're either incompetent or lazy or both.
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  751.  @Randy.E.R  True that. I'd love to make youtube videos but my employer would ever allow it and tbh if I had my own business I'm pretty sure I wouldn't allow it either - too many potential complications.
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  752.  @brnmcc01  Similar thing happened to me a 5-6 years ago. Depot service manager spoke to me like a POS and after dealing with this a-hole for 10 years I decided enough was enough - quit right there. Well, I'd been doing some cover work recently for 6mths for another depot (big site contract) and when they found out I'd quit they were straight on the phone and said we're phoning head office (corporate). My boss had already been doing damage limitation - "he's a problem, bad attitude, no great loss blah blah". Kind of contradicted what the other depot said about me 😉. Service director came down, I laid my cards on the table, made a gentleman's agreement to stick it out another 6 months and have a review after that time. My depot general manager and service manager got the biggest ass-kicking I've seen - could hear it from the workshop. Never of those two gentleman spoke to me out of turn again. Service manger got fired a few years later - got caught stealing scrap (was a substantial sum of money). What goes around, eventually comes around.
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  753.  @aidanmacdougall9250  They got 200K votes nationwide, pretty much nothing in the grand scheme of things. Not sure how much coverage you think they should be getting?
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  754. Trouble is, far too many simps would disagree
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  755.  @giovannaroma9527  The problem is modern feminism has taught most women that even though they are not a 'Stacey' they are entitled to a 'Chad'.
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  756. Again no sympathy, how many guys in her own 'dating class' has she rejected, probably laughed in their face in front of her friends. Fair play for taking a shot but don't be surprised with rejection when your punching above your weight.
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  757. It's even better when the customer knows damn well something like the radio doesn't work and then claims you broke it anyway 😂
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  758.  @danmackintosh6325  Don't get me wrong I totally agree, the traditional alternator internal voltage regulator handled the job just fine. The 'smart charge' bullshit was exactly that, just over engineering to create a revenue stream. My point is that it isn't just German auto manufacturers guilty of these practices.
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  759. Not a chance, but maybe next time unless Labour manage to do something miraculous. But we do need to get Reform a few seats in parliament this time around so the have a voice.​ @JulieMalone-oy1ll 
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  760. @Gyri Sulcie Yup, unfortunately 50 years of environmental/media scare mongering propaganda is the only thing holding back nuclear energy.
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  761. And ironically there is a weird indie game called "squirrel stapler" this guy fits the bill
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  762. No sympathy for Will Smith, the man's a cuckold - grow a pair man, what the fuck is wrong with you? One thing I don't get with his wife - what 20 year old would want to bang it?
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  763.  @steviebb1307  It does matter, let's face facts, the majority arnt watching the whole live stream, just the highlights put out be media. The big issue is if the majority are fed narrative based selected bits of evidence which only condemn the officer IF he is eventually equitted than your going to have mass riots again as most people will think the court case was corrupt - people will be making that decision on the biased details reported by the media - it's deeply irresponsible.
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  764. Yup, I'm a forklift mechanic and the piles of junk get the hairs on the back of my neck standing up, because I know its coming - "You serviced my truck 6 weeks ago, now my spotlights don't work, its got to be something you done", "You serviced my truck 6 weeks ago, now its blowing smoke, got to be something you done " ect, ect blah, blah, blah. Drives ya nuts...
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  765.  @Martin.Wilson  Yup, hard and dry
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  766. Stick to smoking meth 😂
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  767. If you support a declared terrorist organisation you are effectively inciting/supporting violence - one of the few things that isn't covered by freedom of speech/expression.
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  768.  @wrongthinker843  Gotcha 🫡
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  769.  @ColinBurkeMusic  It's pretty easy to understand. When you constantly bail people out of their predicaments rather then letting them face the consequences of their actions you end up with an extreme entitlement complex. This dude is the extreme end, but the financial help he was getting was extreme do. Ask yourself how you'd be if your family had just kept funnelling tens of thousands of dollars into you whilst you had your opiod addiction.
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  770. ​ @tommyknight9404 Thing is, that pocket mirror glued in place might not actually be a MOT fail - if that mirror provides adequate visibility (testers opinion) and is secure (a lot of mirror glasses are glued on) it may well be a pass.
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  771. I'd pay anything to see that livestream though. There'd be so much blyat 😂😂😂
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  772. The reason they sometimes use a taper shaft and no key for the pump shaft/gear is to allow for more accurate timing - allows you to get the backlash out the timing case gears. Bit like having a vernier pulley on your cam on a performance car.
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  773.  @davidbarlow350  It ain't gonna be long 😂
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  774. +DaleofDeviant So what do you propose then?
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  775. rhkips Being a field tech is very different, you get very 'resourceful'. Worked on forklifts all my career so it's 90% field work, it's definitely whatever you gotta do to get the job done. If that socket is just the right size to fit down that bore snug and catch the edge of that bearing race to knock it out it's getting used! 😂 😂 Your not on your own! I'd never try to get warranty on a tool I'd abused, always thought it ain't that far away from stealing really.
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  776. Ahhhhh! the tears of sustinance! gimme more! MORE!
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  777. Unfortunately it's because the 'progressive left' would sooner let the streets flow with blood and the fires of hell burn on earth then admit their ideology has FAILED, MISERABLY!
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  779. These sorts of practices in design and manufacturing are common in everything made. The only way things will change is if US, the consumer, talk with our feet and walk away from companies who use these outrageous practices.
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  780. We should be mocking Islam more, as Tommy said anything in English culture is fair game, 99% of the time I will be laughing too. Humour is a powerful psychological weapon, if you make something threatening a joke, in time you make them irrelevant. I remember listening to a proffesor on radio talking how humour was used to finish the nazis ideology after ww2, they still exist but humour and ridicule made them irrelevant in the grand picture.
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  781. I was told by a wise person many years ago, 'If you have just ONE TRUE FRIEND your the richest man in the world'. Think there is a lot of truth in that. 99% of people in your life are just 'associates'. And the only person to blame for being used, is you - harsh but true.
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  782. John Herlstein Yup, the problem is they sell a 'make a quick buck' solution to LONG term problems, unless you undertake a personal and scientific 8 year long term test to prove these snake oil products (let's face it, who's ever going too) they will keep selling. I believe in good quality oil and change it more frequently and that's it, everything else is snake oil. My personal favourite is the 'engine restore in a can' 😉 www.enginerestore.co.uk - it's laughable.
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  783. Quite simple, take two bowls, fill one with raw animal endtrails, fill other with raw random vegetables, set dog loose, guess which one dog goes too, job done.
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  784. click bait
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  785. As ive always understood sugar in fuel doesnt cause engine internal damage, it just clogs the filters and gums up the fuel system.
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  786. Keep going with this shit liberals, your slowly chipping your credibility away, once you've made yourself an irrelevant laughing stock the rest of us can get on with rebuilding our fragmented society's. Hopefully you all find your perfect safe space in the form of a padded room...
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  787. Why liberalism is great.... lol No wonder countries like russia keep trying to push our buttons and think we're weak.
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  788. Diversion tactic for the sheeple... And its working 😂
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  789. ​ @Platinumsniper  Off to Guantanamo they go 😂
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  790. Soft language - supposed to make you pity them
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  791. Thank you for making this honest video 👍 Whatever side your on regarding this conflict politically, mass hysteria driven by ignorance only serves to escalate the situation, when it needs calming down. Especially when in the grand scheme of this tragic conflict, this siege on this power plant was essentially a 'nothing burger'.
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  792. @ronald3836  But who gets the money?
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  793. The sad thing with most people today is they'd realise how capable they are of they actually tried.
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  794.  @gaspi91  That's what I don't get - anyone who's payed for porn in the last 20 years is a f@&king idiot 😂
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  795. ​ @deedle6073 Yup, and a lot of that wind is caused by the fire trying to draw in all the air it can to keep burning.
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  796. The BBC is what it is. What needs to happen is people need to stop watching it.
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  797. Good April fools gag 😂 But let's pretend its real - I'd be straight down to the police station, real freaky stalker shit with an item that high value.
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  798.    So the EU's idea of us breaking the rules is not allowing them to continue breaking the rules. You couldn't make it up 😂
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  799. All I can say people is stop whining and moaning about it and CLOSE YOUR ACCOUNT! That's we have to do to win against these scum bags.
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  800. "Blossoming business" = going f'n nowhere and selling cupcakes to her friends who tell her how amazing they are and probably throwing them in the bin when she leaves 😂
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  801. Don't forget when the media throws scary figures of cases and daily deaths that Indian's population is just shy of 1.4,billion. Not try to play down their plight, just some perspective.
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  802. Well, the whole "stomp out misinformation - start censoring" routine gets liberals panties wet so it's no surprise 🤷
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  803. Honestly, if you don't need a backhoe I'd politely tell the guy to stuff it. Just sell your loader and post lift - the pair are probably worth not far off what the backhoe is and you ain't got to do a load of work to get it. That MF just seems to be a basket case with the amount of work thats been done to it - what's next? Also you have no guarantees the rest of that transmission is OK until you get it back together. Do I remember a previous video when you said there was something severely worn in that backhoes hydraulic rotary actuator causing a load of play in it that when it breaks the parts aren't available?
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  804. Nope, but trains have killed a hell of a lot more people - get some perspective FFS. Chernobyl was the absolute worst case scenario, and the worst nuclear disaster the world will ever see for a whole host of reasons you're likely willfully ignoring. Fukushima was nothing in comparison, , Three Mile Island was a nothing burger. Other than that there hasn't been any major catastrophes with nuclear power.
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  805. Could you have found a translator without a stutter? 🤣
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  806. Wes, best way to install u-joints is with a tree stump and an old house brick. Can't believe you don't know this 🤦‍♂️.
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  807.  @vaughanellis7866  Sad but true, I'm a forklift engineer, we've seen engineers who have just finished their apprenticeships who didn't even know how to change a tube of grease in a grease gun (I'm not joking). Whoever taughtbthem failed them. 😔.
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  808. And we love you too matey! 👍
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  809. They can't even evict a load of migrants from an illegally occupied theatre 😂
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  810.  @scarffracker1918  Yeah, I'd rather not live in authoritarian dystopia that people like you seem to dream about. In your 'vision' even misdemeanor offenses would receive disproportionate sentences. All fine until you fuck up one day, no matter how much you think you a law abiding citizen we all fuck up sometimes. Be realistic. In my experience people like you are the first to start crying when you get on the wrong end of that big authoritarian stick.
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  811. I goddam hate weird computer faults - nigh on impossible to prove 100% that the unit is at fault. Its more a case of proving everything else is OK and the computer is the only thing left, that's why the diagnosis takes forever.
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  812. ​ @Silveirias People forget this, it's actually quite difficult to emigrate to most Western countries legally. If your skin is brown and you enter illegally however...
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  813. ​​ @NomenClature-o8s Errm, that's what public liability insurance for a business is for. Most accidents are due to some sort of negligence. If you rear end someone in your car it's because you were either following to close or not paying attention - that's negligence, your insurer still pays out. It can be different in some circumstances such as if the crane had been inspected recently and found to have had a dangerous defect, was tagged out and used before it was repaired but not just for an operator messing up. What will happen if they deem it to be negligence is their premiums will go through the roof or may refuse to reinsure them at the end of the term.
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  814.  @RustyZipper  I'm not sure what your arguing 😂 I agree with everything you've said. As for your examples: 1) If you rear end someone's car because they stamped on the brakes for no reason when you were both travelling in the same lane at the same speed then that's 100% on you. You're supposed to leave enough braking distance for that circumstance. Whether they slam on the brakes for no reason or a genuine reason is irrelevant. If you drive something like a pickup that stops slowly that's for you to make the allowance for your vehicles braking ability. Now, if said little sports car suddenly pulled into your lane, into the braking space you'd left as a responsible driver and then slammed on his brakes that's a different story. 2) Depends on what you mean by not 'disclosed by the homeowner'. The crane operator should definitely have been asking the question. If the home says "no, you're good there" I'd say that the accident would be on the home owner. If he'd said "I'm not sure" things start coming back a bit more on the crane operator because at this point you should be stopping and reassessing. If no one said anything to anyone I'd say it's a shared culpability issue.
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  815. ​ @irandude1655 Yup, you can also tell by the way her skin is dry as hell and wrinkles up as they pull her around - meth will leave you with the skin of a 60 year old in your 20's.
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  816. The entire ideology contradicts itself at multiple levels so it makes sense the laws do as well 😂
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  817. It's madness, the courts and customs need to grip of this. These idiot burecrats need to invest in a dictionary and a thesaurus before getting involved with law.
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  818. It's a tribalist mindset, and it will be the end of our society.
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  819. Damn, I could listen to Joey all day!
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  820. Pretty sure the police could 'frame him' 😂
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  821. Wes you make me chuckle with the mechanics internal dialogue. All day long I'm saying to myself 'Tom, stop bitching and do your f@&king job' And the last job I'd do with that thing is a nice mechanics report stating you recommending it's taken off the road and isn't safe to use - gotta cover your ass in this day and age man.
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  822. One of these idiots is going to get killed soon, and you bet the poor driver will be dragged across the coals for it 😡
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  823. As a Brit, im glad the adults (not my government) i finally starting to resolve this.
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  824. I can see some similarties to Michael Drejka, another guy with a concealed carry licensed penis-extension going around looking for an altercation and escalate it deliberately to a point that (in his mind) he is morally and legally allowed to use it.
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  825. The woke left are the ones who pushed for cancel culture 🙄 Oh, the irony when they become victims of it. This is what free speech activists have been warning about for years - oh yeah, the left painted them all as right wing fa@@ists too 😂 When you push for tools of political/socio economic oppression because 'we're on the right side' don't be surprised when it's turned on you.
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  826. FOR THE LOVE OF SMELT! 🐟 ❤️
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  827. Our overlords/elite class aren't stupid. Someones importing a private army.
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  828.  @frankfrankly8764  That was a Rover sd1 with a v8 in Snatch.
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  829. Heavy equipment mechanic here, and what you're saying op isn't exactly true. TLDR - The current resurgence of popularity of old mechanical machines is due to supply and demand issues, not right to repair in most cases. There are several reasons a lot of old, worn-out mechanical equipment is being dragged out of fields, auctioned, refurbished, and sold. I can tell you as someone in the front line of the industry that in 95% of cases, right to repair/complicated electronics has nothing to do with it. The biggest issue is the availability of new equipment atm. Since Covid (for various reasons), there is still a huge backlog of orders of new machines with wait times of 12-18mths on average. Also, with increasing inflation, the cost of new machines has increased tremendously. So now you have to pay a lot more and wait a lot longer for a new piece of equipment. So just buy a good 5-10 year old 2nd hand machine? Good luck with that. Supply and demand is a bitch. Prices of 2nd hand equipment have gone through the roof and the supply is short because of the new equipment price/wait times. This is where the old, worn-out, mechanical machines come in. Pre covid/inflation crisis these machines simply weren't economically viable to refurbish and put back to work - it's a very expensive and time intensive process to end up with a machine that's less fuel efficient, less reliable, slower to operate/less productive and much higher maintenance. It made far more economic sense to just buy a good 5-10yr old 2nd hand machine. However, since the current market pricing/supply issues, refurbishing this old equipment has become somewhat viable again. One thing will never change though, old machines are f@@king money pits if they're being worked hard on high hours work schedule's.
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  830.  @Raptorman0909  You attach grounding straps to the plastic totes (or IBC's). Using a plastic tote is not the issue, it's not following standard industry practices that gets you. If everything's grounded no static charge can build up, everything's at the same electrical potential.
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  831.  @Raptorman0909  That's not strictly true, if the plastic was anti static it wouldn't need grounding straps at all - the charge can't accumulate. If the plastic isn't anti static and is capable of accumulating a charge that would pass to you or an object if it touched, it can be discharged through a grounding straps.
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  832.  @Raptorman0909  Nope, your wrong.
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  833. 'Call the people that matter because your opinion doesnt' - quote of the week right there 👍
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  834. ​ @nicole8809 Because the fire hydrant system is part of the normal fresh water system - salt water is highly corrosive so you can't just introduce salt water. You have to first isolate the fire hydrants from the normal water system then install all new pipework for the fire hydrants made of corrosion proof materials, all the pumping stations to supply it ect... Totally impractical and would cost billions of dollars. The thing is, fires of this magnitude can't practically be fought full stop. You have to prevent them from happening to start with.
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  835.  @shimmer8289  Unfortunately, environmentalists will always put nature before people - that's why I find most them such reprehensible people
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  836.  @shimmer8289  Unfortunately, environmentalists will always put nature before people - that's why I find most them such reprehensible people
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  837. TMI should have been the poster child for Nuclear safety. In pretty much the worst scenario possible, the operators pretty much did everything wrong that was possible and yet - no fallout, no long term effects, a nothing burger in terms of health effects. But because of the anti nuclear press and activists combined with the abysmal handling of the PR by the station owners and the government it ruined public perception for ever. TMI was a financial disaster - nothing more.
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  838.  @gimble447  If I remember the expected life of the timing chain in bottom end of a tddi/early tdci is ~120K miles and it's typically the guides that wear out rather than the chain itself. My better half still had a '04 focus estate with the tddi - about one of the most bullet proof diesels around imho. They're well known for being able to achieve 300K+ miles if looked after properly.
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  839.  @gimble447  Yup, the Mrs keeps saying she wants a new car, but I keep warning her if she does, she'll regret it. She'll never find another car with the same balance of reliability/economy/complexity/cheapness to repair. I think the late 90's/early 2000's was the sweet spot for cars. Present day stuff is a little bit more refined but A LOT more complex. Earlier stuff was much simpler but a lot less refined.
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  840. ​ @finfrog3237 Probably pulled the pin on the fat grenade as soon as they got married, I'd lay money on her being pretty tidy before that.
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  841. Thing these f@&k heads still don't seem to realise is I don't even want programs with right wing political bias - I don't want any politics, I don't want to be preached at or lectured full stop, I JUST WANT TO BE F@&KING ENTERTAINED!!!
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  842.  @gallardoo9  Yup, it's the logical conclusion to unabated addiction. I'm so glad I got off drugs before I got anywhere near this far but it did take a failed suicide attempt. The reality is, only the addict can break the cycle.
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  843. It's the f'd up realisation that the roles have reversed. You're now the responsible adult. They're now the irresponsible child throwing a temper tantrum.
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  844.  @enzocg9103  The far left 🙄
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  845. ​ @honoraryamerica5943  That's what they want - they'd rather watch the world burn then step down from power gracefully
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  846. ​ @rendermanpro Yeah, but the quality of everything provided was utter shite 😂
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  847.  @commiehunter7964  Mate, this whole pandemic was just 'getting us ready' for the climate change great-reset. Just getting us used to happily having our civil liberties stripped away and doing what we're told like good little sheeple.
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  848. ​​​ @applanateearth586 What are you waffling about? If you can't spot a high voltage powerline you have no business doing the bloody job! And a 33KV power line is pretty obvious that it's not a telephone cable.
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  849.  @stevebeever2442  Where did you get that postcode information from. The accident happened in Westbury, Wiltshire. KT is a Surrey postcode
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  850. ​ @Beyonder8335  Lol, The customer available 'Service advisor" is an extremely dumbed down version of the dealer level 'Service advisor'. You can't program new controllers with it, nor can you calibrate a lot of sensors. It's toy software with limited function that they can charge a lot of money for. It's just to throw a bone to the right to repair lobby.
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  851. ​ @saraha5847 And even after all this, you still can't admit your political party's representatives/public servants are at fault - there's no helping you people. I hate to say it, but you reap what you sow.
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  852. Now there's a positive male role model if I've ever seen one 😂
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  853.  @ForTehNguyen  From my 7 year single mother relation-shit I was below the kid, her mother, father, brother. I think was just above the pets 😂.
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  854.  @paullaugier3731  Yup, your most likely correct. The population is so dumbed-down now many are unredeemable.
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  855. Tbh, i reckon Big D is capable of a lot more. He didn't even look like he was trying 😂 Draft horses love to pull, but they're a living creature, you can't really force them to pull any harder than they have to. The only practical way to get a horse to pull harder is with more load, that dyno set up would need the horse to go faster for more hp when a draft horse is more of a 'constant speed machine' I reckon its more a case of 5.7hp is what he felt like doing that day.
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  856. About fucking time. End the insanity
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  857.  @BlueBD  It's a waste of time explaining these falacies to many. They're idealistic dreamers with no understanding of physics or economics. For example - putting miniature turbines in guttering down pipes 😂 There's only so much energy to extract from a given volume of water dropping from a certain height. If anything meaningful could be extracted, every building, everywhere would already have them.
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  858. With this 5000 series launch I'm glad i ignored all the people who said it was a waste of time to upgrade from my 3070 to a 4070 ti super. Wait for the 5000 series they said 😂😂😂😂
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  859. I dropped my Netflix subscription after they made paedophile soft porn film called 'Cuties' (about 12 years old twerking if you don't know). I'd be pretty pleased to see them biye the dust 👍
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  860. What was the rest of the world supposed to do? Invade and take over? Yeah because thats worked so well in the past 😂 Whether you like hearing it or not, the countries culture is barbaric, nothing good would come from the West stepping in.
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  861.  @althealligator1467  Come on man, she was 24, not 14! I could understand the desperate situation she was in side of you points if she was a high school teenager but she was already 6 years into adulthood, she shouldnt have still been dependant on her parents at that age. Parents being arseholes or not if they threatened her to conform to their ways or disown her, at 24 you leave and find your own way in life, you know, like a grown up? 🤣 I left home at 19, come home from work one day and was basically told by my parents that their seperating, selling the house and I (and my brother) need to find somewhere to live, no financial help, no nothing. I didn't consider killing them to claim their estate 😂. It was the day I had to grow up and start being a fckn man!
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  862. ​ @thegreatsmoocher8424 I agree, people who care more about animals then people are not pro animal - they're anti-human.
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  863. These people need to seriously grow up. Do they really think the free speech advocates are going to leap to their defense after trying to silence them the last decade? The left created this culture, they can fall on their own sword.
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  864.  @andylane247  Relivance to this satirical comment being?... 🤔
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  865. Don't fall for Sky News BS, in the UK they're pretty much leftie-woke like most new outlets. They play as all like fiddles.
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  866. ​​​ @hochhaul Gale banks is a legend. If I remember it was the injection duration he said that burns up pistons, it's why you need to go up to bigger injectors, you have a real narrow time window to inject that fuel so it's all in the bowl, not hitting the sides. I'm gonna lay my money on this 'tune' reached the limit of the injectors so increased the duration to get the fuel in.
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  867. If you want to be technical, NONE! it doesn't store electricity. It produces electricity through a chemical reaction. Once that chemical reaction is depleted, the batteries flat.
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  868. ​ @tutonguni529  Keep drinking that propaganda kool-aid clown 🤡🤡🤡
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  869. ​ @leeprice386 The majority will unfortunately.
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  870. ​ @BumbleyBoo Sometimes people are just honest or go with the flow. Often it's not until you get f&&ed that you really start looking to cut everything you can.
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  871.  @silentone6411  Wasn't a problem before last Friday, or the week before that, or the week before that - wake up!
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  872. First Covid now the mass media are locked on 24/7 climate change scare mongering - I haven't watched broadcasted TV for over a decade and in the last year finally stopped following mass media based news - NEVER BEEN HAPPIER, NEVER HAD A MORE BALANCED MIND!
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  873.  @mirzabarucic2073  And because of guys like you is why women like this exist 😂
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  874. The climate agenda is about control. This is about "we've lost control so we'd rather watch the world burn instead"
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  875. They're trying to convince their own, nobody else. There all brainwashed, so it works 🤷‍♂️
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  876. Look at their faces on that front bench - like a row of slapped arses, a load of teenagers who've just been grounded by dad 😂 You go Mr.President! 🇬🇧🇺🇲
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  877. ​ @michaelmarama-de4gx Shut it super simp 😂
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  878. Hate to say it boys, the West is fucked 😂
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  879. What really doesnt help is OEM's not knowing what base values should be for sensors/actuators ect. I refuse to believe Renault doesn't know what the base reading should be from that turbo actuator position sensor - they just want i dependants having that information in an attempt to corner the market for themselves.
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  880. @Diagnosedan  Well, those values must still be known by someone other then the turbo manufacturer as how would you ever be able to write the EPROM for the ECU?
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  881. ​ @tubester6772 He's a WEF puppet like most of the higher level politicians - all part of the plan.
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  882. I think it's safe to say Read Dead Redemption 2 will be forever known as when Rockstar 'peaked' 😔
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  883.  @kyle1598hffgyfv  Yes, and the judge can order a retrial. Everyone needs to stop pretending it's a silver bullet, it isn't 😂
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  884. ​​ @junkscience6397 He's still kind of right - back in 2016 the tech giants were still stuck in the 'echo chamber', this last election appears to have woken them up to reality. They haven't changed though, they're just doing what they perceive is best for their business.
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  885. Zelinsky conveniently leaving out the fact they were shelling their own people during that interim period as well
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  886. ​ @danerogers9058  Correction, British citizens are imprisoned for speaking the truth.
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  887.  @mymovies5410  Or a Carbon Monoxide leak from a faulty gas appliance. Occam's razor would suggest that's the most likely explanation.
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  888. ​ @gingerblue2265  Yeah, threatening to actually kill people isn't covered by free speech - inciting violence.
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  889.  @randyreneau2086  Shut up you idiot, all I've seen you do is run these people down.
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  890. OMG! Tents are getting destroyed! WAKE UP people! How much evidence do you need of how real and dangerous climate change is.
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  891. Wes, I don't think I've ever replaced a wiring harness in 20 years of fixing forklifts. Even other techs say "replace the harness" even though I'm the one who does the complex wiring repairs. Point being most people who say "just replace the harness" I don't think have ever actually fitted one, they don't realise it's not a component that can just be unbolted and changed like and engine part - it runs around every nook and cranny Most machines I've looked at I've estimated it'd take a good 3 days to fit due to the shear number of components that would needed to be removed just to route it correctly. That vintage of JCB you likely couldn't even get a new harness and if you could it'd be $4k+ easily. Another thing people forget, especially on old stuff is they've often had so many wiring modifications and repairs that if you put a new harness on you'd probably end up with a lot of things still not working and have to 'modify' the new harness anyway. I'm my humble experience, if a harness has got that bad that replacement is the only option then that's normally when a machine is at an age where its probably time to just call it a day and send it to China to be turned to patio furniture. There is exceptions of course, say a new machine that suffered a catastrophic short.
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  892. ​@lonexon True somewhat, but a comedian whose only shtick is roasting their audience is a shit comedian - no material. Just standing on a stage and insulting random people in front of you isn't comedy, it's being a c&&t and anyone can do it.
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  893. My gut tells me there's definitely a 'bull' called Tyrone in this clearly 'progressive' relationship 😂
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  894. Dude, most of what you just described is an introvert. The problem is the overwhelming majority of people don't know what an introvert actually is.
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  895. Because the media told the sheeple to
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  896. Lol, tattoos have never been special 🤣
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  897. ​ @jamajsie6588  They wouldn't have been held on suspicion of manslaughter without good reason. They know the babies sadly dead, they know the parents are responsible. They just haven't found the body yet.
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  898. ​ @jamajsie6588  Hoping for something that improbable isn't being open minded, it's being deluded and unwilling to face reality 😂
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  899. Right everyone, stop breathing.
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  900. 3700 jobs saves $400 million a year. That's an average salary of $108000 a year for a twitter employee. Not a bad screw for turning up at an adult day care centre 🙄
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  901. ​​ @joewright9879 Gonzalo mentioned in several of his 'Coach red pill' videos his disdain for his father - it was the base for a few of them. Unfortunately he deleted the CRP channel, some of these videos might be on 'CRP archive' but it's been a few years since I've watched them so I couldn't point you to a specific video title. But the dude who made the statement about Gonzalo saying he hated his father isn't lying.
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  902. Trouble is, if you've pre-warned to the point of giving over the flight paths your test is completely invalid - your not going to get any meaningful analysis.
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  903. The test liquid head gasket testers all test for co2 not co. Lot more co2 in your exhaust gases than co which is in tiny quantities.
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  904.  @tomauty1296  We don't, Reform are a total unknown quantity. But to me an unknown quantity is better than 2 x guaranteed bad outcomes (Lie-bour & Con-servative). It's like having 3 doors to pick from. Door A - Slow death Door B - Fast death Door C - maybe death, maybe not Which one you picking?
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  905. ​ @true_plays_games Our politicians in the UK have been doing this since the late 1990's.
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  906. ​ @Lemminjoose 2/3 of the country didn't. Labour only got about a 1/3rd of the total vote. They were the largest minority.
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  907. ​ @Jman-qf6wo It was about a 60% turnout - not sure where you've got 20% from. It was however, the lowest turnout since 2001.
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  908.  @cam7105  Hell no to King Charles taking the helm - he's a WEF puppet too!
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  909. Even the cash price is an f'n joke. 24 grand for a 5 year old Honda Accord 😂😂 As others are saying, it's not just because people can't afford it - those who can are starting to realise they're just getting fleeced. And if the only way you can finance a car is with a 22% Apr you don't finance - you buy a beater.
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  910. ​ @bargainbincatgirl6698  It's not racist, it's reality. Something you bleeding hearts struggle with. The Palestinian people collectively are reaping what they sow. If you cause trouble everywhere you go guess what? Even if you do genuinely get persecuted no one is coming to your aid. Actions have consequences.
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  911. ​ @DornsHammer92  Or a bleeding heart liberal - so yeah, about the same mental age 😂
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  912. Scammell explorer, not pioneer
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  913. He just sounds like an overgrown man-child 😂
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  914. This makes me think LA ahould have had something like the Mack Super Pumper that NYC invested in did back in the day after the Staten Island fire in '63
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  915. ​ @scorpixel1866 To be fair, you can't blame the Haitians for eating their 'golden goose'. Mud cookies have gotta taste like ass 😂
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  916. To be fair, the whole Western elite/political class is a joke - their so incompetent I have no idea how we got here. Sons and daughters of the new money I guess.
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  917. Here in the UK they have a formal annual inspection every year once they hit 3 years old. Trucks in commercial use also have to have documented safety inspection by a competent person every 6 weeks.
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  918. Men aren't scared of marriage, they are scared of divorce.
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  919. It's not for us to do anything, it's Ray's business, not ours. We're privileged enough to have been able to come along for the ride but that's as far as it goes.
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  920. Definitely love your profit philosophy Ray. I've always said I'd rather make £5k out of a customer over 10 years than £2k in one big sting and never see them again.
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  921. Can't we somehow capture the wind, and let it out when there is no wind? 🤣
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  922. I'd kick my own daughter out if she was on OnlyFans - no way I'm having a strip club in one of my bedrooms.
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  923. Personally I think blaming 'conservative ideology' is a bit of a stretch. I'm not sure how it's even relevant
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  924.  @froogality  What have they not done? If they're denying CLAIMS of people who have active policies then that's wrong. But they can cancel policies without an active claim with a reasonable time frame for you to secure another policy. They're also not obliged to renew. Honestly, you need to grow up - an unprofitable business = a bankrupt business. What do you think happens when that insurance company goes bankrupt because they've over insured? No one gets paid!
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  925.  @froogality  Most of these policies were cancelled months ago, infact most weren't cancelled they just weren't renewed. Once again, GROW UP. INSURANCE COMPANIES ARE NOT OBLIGED TO TAKE ON YOUR RISK!
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  926. @froogality  And what you're talking about isn't happening so what relevance has it got to do with anything happening currently?
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  927. Good old Ling-Long Slip-alots! 😉
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  928. Labour will probably acheive this by keeping the actual monetary amount of defense spending the same and decimating our GDP 😂
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  929. I'm positive France will use their agreements with Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco to ensure these undesirables find themselves in a dinghy crossing the English Channel
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  930. It's your place of work Ray, not a hang out joint for your youtube fans. Most of us who have got their heads switched get that without saying, the others are just going to have to get their heads round it.
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  931.  @martymcfly88mph35  An extreme leftist degenerate algorithm wanting to brainwash the population into slowly accepting this madness. Its all about normalising the masses to this filth, we hate it, but if we see it enough we ignore it, then we accept it - unless we say enough is enough NOW! Honestly, if you told me 20 years ago this is what entertainment would look like it 2022 I'd have laughed in your face and called you a nutter. It's fckn sad. A commentator on another video said wokeism is the 'vandalism of society' couldn't put it better.
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  932. ​ @garyt123 Lol, UK police won't even investigate a burglary - they ain't gonna track down a random 55 year old dog walker who nipped a horse 😂
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  933. ​ @rocketmonty9916 Even the moderate left are far right to these loons.
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  934. Thing is, simple actions like this is all it takes. It just requires the majority to do it.
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  935. ​​ @steven4315 Not always, they're frequently completely buried and septic tank guys have to frequently dig them up to empty them.
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  936. What a bunch of bigots and racists 😂
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  937. I don't care what anyone thinks, what that 'canvasser' said was based (stooge or not) and is how you deal with invaders. A large portion of this country's populace agrees, even if they won't admit it.
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  938. No it's, it's why you don't get a cloth and start polishing a polyethylene tank when flammable liquids are dispensing/mixing. Flammable liquids have to be mixed all the time 🤷‍♂️
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  939.  @reggiedixon2  You sir, are part of the problem, and you're not even aware of it...
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  940.  @reggiedixon2  The fact you instantly want to break the subject down into "huh-duh, trump voters stoopid" shows your lack of intelligence pal.
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  941. It'd also pay to send a sample of the oil away for analysis - if an injector is leaking that bad your going to have crazy amounts of fuel dilution in the oil. To be fair should be able to smell it.​ @tedma8757 
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  942. Can you imagine a mechanic saying "No, im not rebuilding your engine, its not my fault you didnt put oil in it"
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  943. ​ @RT-qd8yl This is a valid point, a big leak into a confined space is far safer than a small leak - fuel gases such as natural gas and propane have quite narrow flammability ranges (5-15% for natural gas).
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  944. Lighter pistons are just part of reducing the weight of the roatating/reciprocating assembly of the engine - you may make some very marginal hp games due to reduced parasitic losses but I'd lay money it'd barely be detectable on a dyno. A lighter rotating assembly will theoretically allow an engine to reach higher rpm without scattering rods and pistons so yeah: higher rpm = more power
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  945. It's inside each and every one of us and to deny it is to deny your human. Unfortunately, war is frequently the 'key' that sets it free.
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  946. Its not hate speech when we do it 😂
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  947. ​​ @johnlennox-pe2nq Or just don't get close to power lines... And by the way, at 33KV you'd probably still get a lethal shock with a wooden fishing pole - just the moisture that the wood naturally absorbs from the air can make it conductive enough at these voltage levels.
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  948. Professor of social psychology? "As a scientist... " lol, whatever 😂. And supporting you RIGHT to protest is not the same as supporting your protest.
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  949. ​ @coralline5980  There is no help for people like you. You'll damn us all. All so you can feel good about yourself
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  950. ​ @frankieseward8667 What? Like mud cookies? 😂
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  951. I'd get another new pair of tyres, put all the new ones in the rear drives and put the best of the rears on the front. It's an old POS, gotta keep costs somewhat reasonable.
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  952. ​​​ @dyadica7151 I'm English and I completely agree - if the USA pulls the money/weapon support this war ends. And yes, our nations in Europe have relied on the USA militarily for far too long - our complacency will be our undoing. If our militaries weren't so pathetic this war probably wouldn't have started in the first place.
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  953.  @canteluna  A whole lot of assumptions made up in your head based on nothing. You can't publicly bad mouth the person you're trying to negotiate with - grow up.
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  954.  @alexojideagu  Police definitely seem to think so 😂
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  955. ​ @dannycbe949  From the many discussions I've had with people the majority of people don't believe the Wests actions instigated the conflict in Ukraine. Sadly, the majority still tow the "pUtIn'S a NuTtEr" line. I think people are starting to finally wake up though.
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  956. Exactly - that's why the whole "WeLl tHaTs HoW cApAtiLiSm WoRkS" argument from anti-captalists is such bull shit. Capatalism doesn't mean businesses can do whatever they like 😂. It'd be like taking your car to the local garage to have new tyres fitted and them saying "because you drove here with 2 bald tyres we're fining you £1000 a tyre" or taking it for repair and, missing closing time on collection and them saying "you picked your car up late, we're charging you £2k storage" Can you imagine the court case? They'd get laughed out the door! 😂
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  957. Makes sense, cops know these degenerates share stories of their crimes together so it'd only be a matter of time until Wade spilled the beans for qudos points. Hook line and sinker...
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  958. Makes sense
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  959. Personally I think her Dad was porking her. This behaviour of hers screams of a childhood SA victim.
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  960. I'll never forgive or forget. I'll never see society the same way again, and to be honest I want very little to do with it now. All my opinions at the time weren't baseless conspiracy theories, they were derived from the data that was publicly available BUT most of it wasn't reported by MSM and you had to get off your backside to go look for it and actually use your critical thinking skills to draw a conclusion. The MSM just cherry-picked the bits of data needed to scare people and left out the rest they have the context. Sadly, most people arnt capable of critical thinking anymore - they need to be spoon-fed what to think like juveniles.
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  961. ​ @sunnyrainyday6820 Muslim, Christian it doesn't matter. Fact remains these atrocities and violent attacks now becoming common in the UK are nearly always from immigrants. We don't care about the likes of you and your gaslighting reasoning process.
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  962. Taking dating advice from a women who hasn't landed her man, got no kids and is over 40 is like getting financial advice from someone who's £100k in debt, declared themselves bankrupt and can't hold a job down - it's fckn lunacy
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  963. At least labour just straight up tell you the lunacy they propose and actually do it. The tories tell you they're going to stop the madness and just add to it like Labour. YOU CANT BARRAGE THE FARAGE! 💪
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  964.  @DilbertWhitehead  Erm, because it needs a majority? Look, there's 3 groups of people at play here. Us, the ones who already realise what needs to be done and want it to happen at any moral cost. Then you have the pro immigration 'luvvies', they will never be convinced and will never change. They are our 'enemy' for lack of a better term. Then there's the sleepy majority, they want the bad men to go away but don't want to get their hands or consciences dirty to do it because they're still living relatively comfortable lives and not massively affected at the moment. They more concerned with being perceived as 'good people'. This group is mainly the middle class.
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  965.  @Luton-Mick  Most of the boomers are not so much psychopathic but naive and stubborn. They can't get their political thinking out of the whole "blue did a bad job, vote red this time" and vice versa or it's "I've always voted x, that's how I vote" They also can't wrap their head around the fact the mainstream media is just lies and propaganda. They're totally incapable of changing their thinking and totally unadaptable to changing times.
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  966.  @Luton-Mick  Most boomers are not psychopathic but instead naive and stubborn. They can't accept the mainstream media is lies and propaganda, the BBC is their oracle. Their political thinking is often simply "blue did a bad job, vote red this time" and vice versa or "I've always voted x". They can't change their thinking and totally incapable of adapting to the changing world.
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  967. It's not just a case of not building more hospitals, they have been actually shutting a lot of the existing ones down in London over the last 20 years, especially A&E departments.
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  968. Assumes there is still power, running water and a cell phone network...
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  969. As a life long land rover fan I always felt its bad rap in Iraq was very unfair. It's been an incredibly versatile and low priced vehicle for the British army. But you can't expect any machine to carry out a task it was never designed or intended to do...
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  970.  @TheSpectralFX  My point was the land rover still is perfectly adequate for its intended purpose. It was never supposed to be used essentially as a front line combat vehicle (as it more or less was in Iraq). No vehicle/machine deserves a bad reputation through missaplication. The people putting in that role should get the bad rap, not the machine.
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  971. Being saying this for years - anyone who paid for porn in the last 20 years is a moron.
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  972. That email screams of 'projection' to me 😂
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  973. What's courageous about quitting? 🤣 This is a snowflake 'their all winners' upbringing issue. Win, win, win, eventually fuck up then quit. No experience of negative emotions so no concept of how to harness it to push yourself further. Feel the shame and the disappointment - it's normal and healthy, then knuckle back down and try again. Not give up the first time you stumble 🤷‍♂️.
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  974. A true Englishman
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  975. ​​ @Xanderbelle No, you call 111, get a crime number and ring your insurance company. Wouldn't even waste my time getting the police to come.
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  976. One thing many of you in the USA 🇺🇸 might not realise in the uk 🇬🇧 is that during this pandemic anyone with a mortage can apply for a 3 month mortgage payment break/defferal, so even better - Landlords don't have to pay THEIR mortgages for 3 months, but still want to collect your rent.
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  977. It's a flash fire, not a detonation like a stick of dynamite, it happens quick but there isn't that much force behind it, the interior of the ibs absorbed most of it.
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  978. You know the world's completely fucked up when mainstream media is making paedophile wanking material. Who the fuck signed off on this man?
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  979. Lol 😂, after seeing the majority of people in the UK proudly queue with their sleeves rolled up for their COVID jab, multiple times I have ZERO faith or hope that people will stand up to this nonsense when it happens again - it won't happen. Those among us who will make the stand, the state will demonise, the majority will join in with the witch-hunt.
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  980. ​ @peterbrooks3561 It's their job to know! They're supposed to be journalists. 10 minutes of reading comments from any of several dozen videos would have illuminated them to this revelation 😂. They're not interested in the truth, they just want to spin a narrative. MSM are scum.
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  981. @Ryder Nigga But rural areas soon wouldn't be rural areas if everyone had free reign to build, that's why we have the green belt protection status and planning permission.
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  982. Nah, they love them. Easy to milk for $$$$$$
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  983. It's an ideology, it can't die - never fool yourself otherwise. Just like Nazism never died - it's just irrelevant.
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  984. It's almost as if you've assembled a mobile workshop 🤔...
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  985. My old mentor when I started out spannering drummed it into me early to. NEVER rule out a new part being the cause of problem. I wouldn't say its common, but happens more often than the average bear would think it would.
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  986.  @wgowshipping  As we all should good sir 😊
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  987. ​ @A-xo6hl You don't hunt in high Vis gear FFS 🤦
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  988. ​ @timtaylor5638 Yup, that's the fire trying to draw in all the air it can to burn.
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  989. Boomers are the WORST at being susceptible to brainwashing. Most of them will literally believe everything the gogglebox and facebook tells them and no matter how much you try to explain to them otherwise, they will not have it. They're the epitome of 'rather be willfully ignorant then face reality'. It's sad with my father, he spent his career as a very talented engineer so a person fully capable of analysing and interpreting data and critical thinking his way to a logical conclusion - it's pathetic.
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  990. ​ @blauer2551 It's cheaper then having two completely separate water systems under the street
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  991. ​ @robertharris6092  Is it that much effort to get up and walk 10-20 paces to turn on the oven FFS 🤦
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  992. I wouldn't go near the phizer vaccine with a 10ft pole. But the Oxford vaccine I have more faith in as its based on existing, tried and tested vaccine technology. The Phizer vaccine seemed to me to just be scientists trying to get a new type of vaccine (in terms of biological function) which has never had approval rushed through.
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  993. Trouble is 'rape a pillage' is the 'activity' these 'culturally enriched' members of society want. Not f@&king youth clubs 😂
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  994.  @PaulBadman  Your need to pull your head out your behind. The people coming across the channel are not engineers, doctors or nurses. They're nearly all young men of fighting age. Are we actually going to turn them away if they're processed? Not likely
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  995. It is if your a coward, that's the problem...
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  996. Blaming this on global warming is like surrounding your house with a moat full of petrol and blaming your house burning down on the guy lighting a cigarette as he walks past on the pavement. Sure, its a factor but its hardly the key fucking issue.
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  997. "I want to die" "I CANT BREATH!!!" Kind of gotta stop breathing if you wanna die bud 😂😂 And did i see a cat run back into the burning building? Definitely not the house of big-brains 😂
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  998.  @Car_Porn_1988  Maybe, but your accrued extra wealth from investments/interest becomes zero if the banking system collapses.
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  999. Most store staff are just dumb-dumb these days sadly. Im a mobile forklift tech working for a nationwide independent forklift company. We have a nationwide trade account with one of the UK's larger car parts stores mainly just so we can grab batteries and occasionally pick up consumables/oils if we run out between depot visits. Walk in and tell them you need an 075 battery, "what's the registration?" Its for a forklift mate - that's the first meltdown they have, don't know what to do. Next is "how are you paying?" Trade account mate, account no. Lxxxxxx "SoRrY i DoNt KnOw HoW tO pRoCeSs a TrAdE oRdEr" 😡 Happens a good 7/10 times, sometimes waiting 15-20 mins from some supervisor to get off his ass to come sort it out who you can see through the window behind the counter with a coffee in his hand laughing and joking in the office. You feel like jumping the counter, going in the warehouse and just grabbing it yourself
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  1000. It isn't true, it's a rage bait or a parody. Any who thinks it's real is a f'n retard 😂
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  1001.  @paulineprice9534  Basically. The government would never outright ban cars - there'd be riots. What they're doing is making the prospect of owning a car so completely unappealing we just don't bother. Look at what's going on with the cattle feed debacle - the government wants to abolish livestock/traditional farming but they'll never actually do it for the same reasons so instead they mandate some awful practices that make us go "I'm eating this Frankenstein shit" and bingo, government got what it wanted and we think it was our decision.
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  1002. These ladies were either touched by their fathers or that weird uncle no one like to talk about.
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  1003.  @annemcniell6956  True, but they don't enjoy them 😂
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  1004. ​ @TheRealBelisariusCawl  I ain't gonna help, because it ain't my f'n problem - simples.
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  1005. All caused by the media reporting a totally non news worthy situation - a handful of forecourts running out of fuel which happens EVERY DAY! I've pulled into plenty of petrol stations over my 20 years of driving and found they've had no diesel, 'oh well I'll go to the next one' is a as far as you normally think about it.
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  1006. All tyre cutters work the same way with the anvil depressing to heat the blade. First time I did it I went through 7 blades on a single forklift tyre, now I can get all 4 tyres outbof a single blade. They take PRACTICE to get good with them. If your buckling the blade the temperature is too low or your moving too fast. If you glowing/melting the blade temps too high or you moving too slow. When you get it just right it should glide through with a reasonable amount of effort with little smoke. I use tyre cutters on forklifts all all the time and there is a skill/art to using them. Actually used to quite enjoy it, except if you get a tyre full of screws/nails then it sucks 😂 You'll take a junk out your arm sooner or latter too, cauterizes on the way through so atleast you don't bleed.
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  1007. I have to add the part about the test station not being allowed to let you drive the car away is completely wrong - there is literally nothing any garage/mot station can do to stop you driving the vehicle away (and rightly so) If your cars failed the the MOT for a dangerous defect that will however will be instantly uploaded onto the national database and any NPR cameras (Number plate recognition) whether they be road side or on a police car pick the vehicle up and you're going to be in trouble with the police quickly. Basically you cant LEGALLY drive the vehicle on the road but the MOT station cant refuse to hand tour keys back and keep the vehicle hostage until its repaired. Its the police's job to enforce the law - not the MOT station. The the only thing the MOT station could do is call the police.
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  1008. We've always known the leftist cult was the deep-state. The 'cultists' are the useful idiots
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  1009. And this is why corporations wanted women out of the homes as mothers and into the workplace - because most of them are financially illiterate and easy to manipulate with marketing.
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  1010. Nah, they just don't care. If it really kicked off here in Europe our leaders would flee - I guarantee that.
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  1011. Search in youtube 'Aircraft interviews John Hutchinson' for a proper analysis of the accident by a senior concorde pilot. It's pretty damning, and no, it wasn't all the Continental DC-10's fault.
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  1012.  @gordonjay2461  I'd say toughness of the mind. You can be as physically strong as you like, if you don't have the mental will to apply it your no more capable than a child. You'd be amazed what someone who's physically inferior (in comparison) can do if they have that mental capability to keep pushing through the pain barrier and the drive to get the job done. I'm a manlet (5'6", slight build) in a manual, labour intensive trade and I seem to be able to out muscle a lot of guys twice my size/build and a decade or more younger 🤷‍♂️. They are much stronger than me, they just see to have the mental ability to tap into it. Whenever your brain tells you 'your done', you haven't even got to 30% of your limits.
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  1013. Dude be self snitching like a champion 😂 Shut your mouth, if they've got the evidence they dont need you to admit it for a charge anyway.
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  1014. Not only is this practice morally wrong, it's incredibly wasteful. Nothing says 'kind to the planet' like a load of lithium cells that will never be used. I really wish people would stop fan-boying these big tech giants, they are scum bags like or massive corporations are, they don't care about you. Oh, and if the manufactuer can remotely access your property without you consent you don't truly own it
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  1015. 30k a year + free house and you can't get English people to work? 🤣 Don't make me laugh, your paying no where near that you liar! OR you've got to work 80hrs a week for that 30k and 'free house' is caravan in field shared with 5 other people 😂.
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  1016. How to turn a party into a Atex zone 21 flammable atmosphere
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  1017. ​​​​ @crimsonpotemkin You are a totally ignorant POS if you think we weren't spilling our guts in WW2. A tiny island nation more or less fighting an entire continent. And yes, we wouldn't have won that war without America's intervention - that's an undisputed fact but it's because we were hopelessly outnumbered, our resources were virtually depleted and our supply lines more or less cut off due to u-boats - not because we weren't trying. Read a history book, do better and don't forget we've had your backs for a long time as well.
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  1018. These people will never wake up - all they know to do is double-down. Im suprised they've not outright blamed Trump yet
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  1019. The entitlement of these 'public official' morons is staggering
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  1020. ​ @Mr.Universe Personally, I think I'd rather Haitian culture stay in Haiti thanks. You milk-sops don't realise all 'fleeing to another country' does is imports that countries problems to others.
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  1021. Well managed forests do catch fire, to say otherwise is simply moronic. But if forests are managed correctly the impact of said fires is negligible.
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  1022.  @ddoherty5956  Negligible as in the fire is contained to a limited area of forest so limited overall damage to the forest, structures and property. You know exactly what I meant, stop being facetious, if you're as intelligent as you say you are it should be beneath you.
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  1023. Most went along with it in nothing more than a pursuit of vanity. Most have such meaningless and vacuous lives they have to latch on to a 'cause' so they can 'feel' like a good person. That's the bit I can never forgive - they all destroyed so much just to virtue signal. I WILL NEVER FORGET! Aleast I'm still a pure blood.
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  1024. Errr it doesn't quite work like that.... 🤔
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  1025. ​ @borisjankovici662 I don't know how it is in the US, but in the UK misrepresentation is the one thing you do have legal recourse on when it comes to an 'as is' or private sale. You can't claim something to be something it isn't - you will win in court.
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  1026. ​ @timsutherland4033  I'll fight for it if we get INVADED. But not to die in some fox hole in Ukraine or the middle east.
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  1027. That's the majority of the Western population then 😂 😂
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  1028. Jesus, this video really brought the religious kooks out. These are the richest and most powerful people in the world - this is just another method of keeping you all in perpetual fear 😂😂😂 At the last minute they're going to have a solution and it's only going to require you sacrificing the last of your freedom - dont fall for it
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  1029. Yeah, more like 'scrap' the only alternative to a vaccine passport. 🙄
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  1030. Two words - NO HOPE
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  1031. They're all doctors and engineers you know...
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  1032. ​ @haitolawrence5986 The things the nuclear industry hadn't anticipated regarding Fukushima are slightly different to what most people realise. A total plant black-out is planned for, i.e total failure of back up generators ect and countries with Nuclear power have emergency centres in strategic points around the country with mobile emergency pumps that can be brought in within a matter of hours to start cooling the reactors. What the Nuclear industry hadn't considered was a natural disaster so monumental that the infrastructure for hundreds of miles was totally destroyed making it impossible to get that emergency equipment to plant in a total black out. Fukushima was such small part of what went on that day in 2011 yet it receives all the focus. The earthquake/tsunami killed 20,000 people and wiped out entire towns/communities in minutes. Fukushima killed one person.
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  1033. Preach
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  1034. "First off, im a mother" 😂 And what? So are several billion other women and judging by the fact you dont have custody of them shows your in the lower tiers of that several billion 😂
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  1035. I can tell you right now in the uk there is exactly ZERO social cohesion, its becoming everyman for himself, its soul destroying.
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  1036. The joys of multilayer fault finding Wes, been there done that. Constantly finding problems but still not finding THE problem. When everything's wrong? All you can do is start from the beginning and keep plugging through until you get there. Takes a lot of skill, determination and at times bloody mindedness 😂 You've defiantly got the first two traits, only you know if you've got the third 😂. Great video as always man.
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  1037. And that's exactly it! Plastic surgery looks fairly distinctive, we associate plastic surgery with older people. So subconsciously when we meet someone with a lot of work done we think 'huh, old' 😂
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  1038. ​ @NiceLoki That's fine, just leave them outside on the pavement. If you haven't signed for it you're not in any way responsible for the safety of the package.
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  1039. ​ @AlmightyNOG Yes, and as soon as they get the vote they jump straight back into the 'current thing'. They don't listen. They just lie and manipulate.
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  1040. ​ @crazycat4695 It's still mental health and usually drug use/addiction behaviour is a symptom of underlying unaddressed mental health issues. These people need institutional help. Arresting, jail and straight back on the streets isn't working. And I'll say it again - drug use is often a SYMPTOM not a cause
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  1041. ​ @Shin_Lona They are a new party 😂
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  1042. All Three Mile Island equated to was a catastrophic FINANCIAL disaster
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  1043. ​ @AlZidnee Understanding why they do what they do has no bearing on why a country would want them there. You've basically just explained why nobody wants them
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  1044.  @patrickmontorsi2334  Yup, people are addicted to the lies that are simple solutions to complex/uncomfortable problems
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  1045. It's was hotter the last 2 summers than this one.
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  1046. Poor women needs help. Shame she admitted to drinking on the way to school as shes pretty much admitted to a dui. Sensible thing would have been to tend your resignation and asked them to call you a taxi. But hey, easy to judge the decision making process, im not an alcoholic.
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  1047. ​ @andrewmontague9682 I agree. I like to think there are some genuine MP's in the Conservative party but what those MP's should be doing is signing up to Reform bolstering their strength. But they don't, and that tells me all I need to know about them - more of the same.
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  1048. ​​​ @rachelgreen1368  Cash prices are comparable on a like for like basis in Europe - not sure why you think we pay double for our cars. The big engine 'Murica cars we don't get here because there's zero demand for them, not because we're getting ripped off. No Mustang/Hellcat culture. No 80-100K bro-dozer culture. A stupid, inefficient big block V8 or a Cummins isn't the only thing that defines a vehicle.
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  1049. ​ @jacksonreid6412  Most car/truck owner manuals don't even mention it anymore. Read the user manual for any industrial engine and it will always tell you to idle the engine for a couple of minutes after working hard to cool the turbo down. Two biggest killers of turbos 1) Dirty oil 2) Heat soak.
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  1050. No excuse? Debatable. Plenty of f&&king reasons however
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  1051. Your a legend in your own right my man 😉 Forklift burnout had to be done Wes, happy new year
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  1052. If you put nature first before humans then it turns out humans end up getting fucked by nature - who'd have thought? 😂
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  1053. #45 I dont know if such insurances exist in North America but here in the UK its extremely important to get 'gap insurance' if you lease a car or buy it on a finace plan - if the car gets totalled it gurantees any short fall between the insurance payout and the outstanding finance/lease value so at least you dont now have to pay the finance on 2 vehicles
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  1054. Don't mock the overseer...
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  1055. Hey Rey, if you looking at dipping your toe part time to see how it goes why don't you consider a small service truck and doing mobile repairs? Minimum overheads compared to a lease on an industrial building and if things do take off then look at getting a shop. Saying that I'm a mobile forklift mechanic so I'm used to working out the back of van rolling around in the dirt all day 😂
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  1056. ​​​ @jordanrandall1873 Yup - this highlights the issue with Western society. Certain people would rather destroy their own country both socially and economically in the long term instead of enduring a short term inconvenience. SMH
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  1057.  @_labacanitaz  Exactly my feeling too, Michael Drejka seemwd exactly the same to me too.
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  1058. Nah, it's was a factory making steel tube. I've been to these places. They have enormous vats of acid and various chemicals to treat the steel tubes for electroplating. The acids used to 'pickle' the steel which means removing all of the surface impurities. Workers are in close proximity to these vats at times such as lifting out the tubes by crane.
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  1059. @laserflexr6321  You summed it up far more eloquently then I ever could. I'm not deliberately trying to poke at the OP, but this is a problem with society now. People don't want to take responsibility for the immediate aftermath. It's like they just want to throw their hands up and say "not my problem now, it's down to the insurance". After a storm, people forget many people in the same area are going to have roof damage so it's likely going to be some time before the ball gets rolling.
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  1060.  @lemons1559  Exactly, people forget our bodies are controlled by our brain and its your brain that says "I'm done", not your muscles. In reality your not even 50% done, there is so much more in the tank so to speak, just most people don't know to access/harness it. (drugs help 😂!)
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  1061. ​ @PotentialLegend He said he'd end the war in 24hrs - not necessarily within 24hrs of entering office. God you bozos are getting desperate 😂
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  1062. How many women who have transitioned into men are competing in male sports I wonder?
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  1063. Bottom line is, our ancestors got it right the first time round 👍
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  1064. Good, hopefully this is a sign that the tides are changing. This whole attitude in our legal systems that a women's word is taken as gospel and is by default the victim has to end. Feeling about gender, race, political ideology shouldn't be coming into it - just evidence and facts.
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  1065.  @nezbrun872  Even Ferrari isn't as conservative as he used to be. I always used to listen to Ferrari, skip JoB (c@&t), Used to enjoy Julia Heartly-Brewer and Ian Dale.
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  1066. Never, EVER apologise to wokists Have people still not fucking learnt? 🤣
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  1067. ​ @RobertWorkman-y5u No, but proper management stops these fires from reaching people's homes.
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  1068. ​ @theterribleyoutuber7376  A person is smart. People are stupid.
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  1069. Let's not forget Jaguar-Landrover V6 engines like to spin rod and main bearings just for fun - even if they're maintained properly. Especially the TDV6's.
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  1070. ​ @AlexKall 6x2 probably the most common set up in the UK 🇬🇧 just because that extra lift axle allows you to run at 44 instead of 40 tonnes.
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  1071. ​ @whatisantilogic138 1.8M rule then 🤷😂
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  1072. I think he must of been reading the 'lefty play book for dummies'. You'll never get your 'opposition' to support you by insulting them. Russian citizens will just support Putin more now.
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  1073. Nothing to do with Netflix constantly pumping out degenerate woke shite, oh no! PuTiN DiD It! 😂
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  1074. ​ @simonmackenzie8571 Agreed, kids need to be yelled at sometimes - I think many forget what little shits we could be when we were in school 😂 It's the content and motivation behind his yelling that's the issue.
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  1075.  @VeteranUSA40  And do what exactly? Everyone says this with little understanding of what it actually means. Essentially what you're proposing is a violent revolution - that's not an idea to toss around lightly. There'd be millions of deaths.
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  1076. ​ @MarinaMJH Of course when our 'marginalised' members of society riot it's self expression, when the natives riot because their babies have been butchered they're far right thugs.
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  1077. Mcdonalds/Taylors 'connectivity solution' will probably just be the same garbled, meaningless error message, just transmitted to your smart phone 😂. Seriously though people, waken the fuck up, this isn't no shock, these kinda practices have being going on with all sorts of products in industry since the dawn of time. And to the maker/investigator of this video, I hope that wasn't the actual service code you showed in the manual, because if it was Taylor most likely will sue you for theft of intellectual property. Infact, just possessing that manual if your not a Taylor service engineer can be considered theft of intellectual property. Fckers got it sewn up tight, and thousands of other industries do the same thing.
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  1078. Yeah, because when a high rise apartment collapses, nearly a hundred people buried alive and a scene of total chaos in ensuing guarding against the 'coof' is priority no.1 🙄. You fckn knob head, get your fckn priorities straight.
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  1079.  @AmeOchibana  Yup, and they won't be ready for it. Apathy is death
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  1080.  @thecinematicexperience420  Funny that isn't it?
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  1081. Man this dudes eyes! 👀 Deffo way more than weed! 😂
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  1082. Let's play 'spot the nonce' 🤣
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  1083. ​ @johnlennox-pe2nq Unfortunately, trying to design a water fed cleaning pole that would completely protect you from 33KV+ is not impossible, but would be incredibly cost prohibitive. Something like that would also need regular testing.
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  1084.  @jerryamescua  Even though I suspect this troll is the opposite to me politically, as trolling goes, it's pretty good 😂
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  1085.  BreatheScotland  The fairest price is the hours you've spent - nothing more, nothing less. Especially the "3 other mechanics have had a stab at this" faults. No way you should low-ball yourself if your the guy who fixes it. I can guarantee you the other 3 unsuccessful mechanics got paid and they may well have knocked a few hours off and rightly so. If you want quality work you've gotta pay for it - people need to get their heads around that. Low balling the hours just sets an unrealistic price presidence that hurts all of us trying to make a living at this job. This pricing strategy had completely killed my industry (forklifts) over the last 2 decades.
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  1086. Not much as there was never much enriched uranium to begin with, one of the design features of the RBMK. Enriching uranium is time consuming and expensive, two things that didn't really gel with the Soviet system.
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  1087. So the FCC basically said "Fuck off and stop wasting our time snowflakes" 😂 😂
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  1088. ​ @tetrabromobisphenol Yup, with octane ratings that low, your talking engines with a compression ratio of 7:1 or less. That rules out pretty much anything made in the last 50 years.
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  1089. There's something I can't help find amusing about wheels on a safe! 😂
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  1090. ​ @PrincessLizNYC Lol, it aint clean and pure when someone takes a dump in it upstream - which is probably everyday.
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  1091. Hard to take someone seriously who's trying to be a smart ass whilst wearing a Garfield hoody 😂
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  1092. ​ @Hammer0165 Meh, in the UK atleast you don't have to pay, but you'd probably die before you made it to the front of the waiting list for treatment - there's your plot right there 😂
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  1093. Also, a lot of the most recent/cutting edge treatments/drugs aren't available on the NHS so if your cancer can only be cured with those newest treatments, your boned unless you jump on a plane and pay private in a country that offers that particular treatment. Socialised medicine has its pluses, but has a quite a few minuses as well. My partner lost a kidney because the 'great sacred cow' that is our NHS took 4 YEARS to treat a fucking kidney stone.
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  1094. ​ @hexusmexus6971  It wasn't billions of barrels, that's just insane. The UK has estimated to have dumped about 75000 tons. Sadly it's a product of the era - back then the attitude was 'the solution to pollution is dilution'
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  1095. ​ @sunreallife5048  Sorry, no give backsies 😂
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  1096. ​ @dannygreen7473 They're a bit outnumbered bud 😂. If you're a conservative the best thing to do would be leave the state and leave the rest in their self created hell.
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  1097. They didn't know at that point he was paralysed?
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  1098. Do your job as as a parent right and you won't have to...
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  1099. 6:40-7:00 Be honest, how many of us on the tools while doing this shit can't help but think 'Why the hell do i do this for a living?' 🤣
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  1100. Straight in with the excuses. If i was driving a customers car with and expired/missing tag I'd definitely have my driving license and mechanics insurance documents with me 😂
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  1101. More monez and bomz plez...
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  1102. ​ @calebvanderwolf1777  Do yourself and everybody else a favour. Take your medication
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  1103. Bless the old girl, been cooked good and proper - not always viable to fix everything, takes just as much experience to know when to call it a day as it does to repair things properly. Had a similar scenario lately with a Nissan TD27 diesel in a Nissan forklift, cooked her so bad the head cracked between all 4 exhaust valves and the pre-combustion chamber's (through the water galley in between them). Also glazed the bores and she got so hot the head bolts and block deck had blued. Crazy thing is, although it wernt happy it still ran and the head gasket hadn't blown! Verdict? It was one of our old short term junker rental machines, billed the customer for the cost of a head replacement then took her straight to the scrap yard.
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  1104.  @nuffseed596  Pull your self righteous head out your arse, a funeral procession isn't the time or the place. My mother died this year, me and my brothers pretty much hated her, everyone else there adored her (they, didnt know the truth). YOU KEEP A FCKN LID ON IT! It's called having some class and not acting like a petulant child.
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  1105. So tearing the front of someone's house off whilst running from the po-po is classed as misdemeanor property damage? F@&king joke 😡
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  1106. ​ @qrstw It's amazing how addiction warps peoples perception. If you need the devil's lettuce to concentrate it's because you have an addiction issue. The same way an alcoholic needs a drink to function/stop the shakes.
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  1107.  @jabberwockytdi8901  I'd say that's kind of irrelevant. It's a drug that affects your ability to perform tasks. Same as you shouldn't be driving a vehicle if you're pumped full of opiate based pain killers.
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  1108. This applies to all industrial machinery now. I'm an independent forklift technician and our industry is exactly the same - everything needs proprietary software which the manufacturer won't hire/sell to anyone but the dealers. The customers are the ones who need to bring this issue to the courts - and the manufacturers are doing this for only one reason. So you, the customer, have no choice.
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  1109. An absolute nothing burger stirred up by our scaremongering media. People dont seem to understand bulk hazadous cargo's move up and down the English channel everyday - its the economies of scale needed to affordably feed several billion people.
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  1110. 'Fully prepared' So you got the thermos flasks and sandwiches ready for them then?
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  1111. Good, now when can we start the cull? 🤣
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  1112. People didn't want non-removable batteries, they accepted it when thats the way it went. Tolerating something isnt the same as liking it.
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  1113. All this proves is that ChatGPT isn't an AI at all 😂 It's a sophisticated pre-programmed bot that's been told what to think. Any true AI would work purely on logic and of course saying the racial slur to save all the lives is the only logical option.
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  1114. ​ @calicocat8213 Both are to blame - the neo conservatives orchestrated it. The liberals facilitate it.
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  1115.  @thefool8224  It's not creepy, it just shows how much of a f@&king idiot the average person is - zero critical thinking skills.
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  1116. ​ @NicksStuff My man, if you've got any confidence in your wiring repairs there's no reason why you cant warranty your work 😂 End of the day, yoyur warranting the repairs you've made - not the whole harness
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  1117. ​ @ChrisHarding-lk3jj Tbh, I prefer same colour but numbered wiring looms - it's generally easier when you've got to piece a lot of them together. Problem with colours is they end up using the same colours multiple times for different things - great when you've got 3 green wires with a red stripe and now you have to work out where they terminate.
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  1118. You chuckle but plenty of boomer parents would be quite happy to do this. Both of mine would 😂
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  1119. ​I can assure you Putin pays me nothing, he's more than welcome too though 😂 Now go back to delusional fantasy land you npc laugh😂😂😂​ @annemarie1507 
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  1120. ​ @michaelk.jensen1611  The media created your fear, not Trump 😂
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  1121. NEEJER, by your thumb nail you just be from the UK like me. Make no mistake we're next...
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  1122. ​ @a.tartist  Manual labour workers do work harder than say, your average middle manager. But compared to the ultra-wealthy? Doubt it - those people are hyper focused workaholics and tend to never stop working - 14hrs a day 7 days a week types.
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  1123.  @nickpatterson2479  Your wasting your breath bud when that's the kind of mindset your up against.
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  1124. Forget those inline paper filters, their a waste of time as their not a proper pre filter, all your doing is putting a tiny fuel filter infront of your main filter and they constantly get plugged. A proper inline prefilter will have a coarse nylon gauze inside it, just grabs the big bits that could jam the one way valves in the lift pump. Better still, fit a proper sedimentor bowel. Try searching 'Wix 33972' the same type but twice as long is available but don't have a cross reference.
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  1125. He's a good boah...
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  1126. ​ @baswenmakers6846 The oldest Boomers weren't adults (18 yo) until 1964. Western civilisation was already rebuilt by that point by what was left of the 'greatest generation'. The Boomers got to enjoy the spoils/economic boom that followed - they didn't rebuild a destroyed Europe 😂
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  1127.  @greglane3978  Unfortunately the children I failing to grasp this rather simple premise.
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  1128. @JimiSparx-yw3gb  True, but that isn't exactly the case with LA. The issue was the insurance companies couldn't charge more because the state wouldn't let them so they took their ball and went home
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  1129. ​ @CravingPain You do a lot of talking without any suggestions. So what's the solution o virtuous one?
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  1130.  @Scratchy8644  A tyrant is defined by their actions - not their thought process. They are definitely 100% tyrants.
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  1131.  @Scratchy8644  Tyrants are defined by their actions, not their intentions. They are 100% tyrants.
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  1132. You never had the 'right' to post for free on twitter 😂, it's a social network site owned by a private company. iTs A pRiVaTe CoMpAnY, tHeY cAn Do WhAt ThEy WaNt! 😂 And its not anti free speech - no one's telling you what you can and can't say, just if you don't pay the club membership you've got to stand at the back. The man's paid $44 billion for the business, he's gonna get it earning money for him and the investors that chipped in.
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  1133. Feel your pain Wes. Reminds me of a Nissan forklift I had with a constant battery drain no one could find. I get those jobs as I'm the only one at my work pig-headed enough to keep diagnosing rather than just getting the parts cannon out! Only caught it out of desperation - turned the rear spotlight on and the engine shut down like you'd turned the key off. Turns out the negative for the coil of the ECM power-on relay which is a switched negative had shorted to the positive feed of the rear spotlight - keeping the relay energised when the truck was turned off (battery drain) by earthing through the bulb put also putting a positive signal on that coil negative when the rear spotlight was on. Had to open the whole harness to find it - no external chaffing whatsoever.
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  1134. Quentin Wilson has always backed whoever's paying him. He's one of those people who always used to 'endorse' all those snake-oil, rebuild in a can engine oil treatments that get advertised in car magazines 😂
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  1135.  @SPLKIRA  Yeah sure was a thing 🤔 It was entertaining though 😂
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  1136. Sorry, but i would like to know what he said. Someone like the BBC cant get a translator and do some subtitles? "You don't need to know what he's saying, just take our word for it" 😂
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  1137. There's no 1KV overhead lines in the UK. They'll either be 240V close to a house and after that it usually 11KV+ You can get a 33KV shock and survive (albeit with horrific injuries) it purely depends on the path the current flows through your body.
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  1138. Thank you Ross for continuing to expose these practices. I've suspected for many years as an engineer that these faults are not 'poor design' but clever design i.e planned obsolescence. The service is appalling and the consumer has to stop defending it and start admitting it's immoral practice. If its allowed to continue soon every industry will indulge in such apalling practices. I work as a forklift/heavy equipment repair technician and although a very different world to consumer electronics repair, if my industry had similar attitudes to product design and service you wouldn't have a business very long - industrial/business users simply won't put up with it. The consumer HAS TO DO THE SAME!
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  1139. jos Woah partner! Why the hostility? I made it clear I was taught these attitudes!! I also said it was 30% knowledge not NO knowledge, and I do try to teach these young lads the right way when I can get my hands on them, think you took what I wrote really the wrong way. My point was what you can achieve with the right set of life skills rather then pure knowledge. I genuinely don't blame these young lads for the way they are, the mentors/companies that trained them failed them miserably!!! I was saying how fortunate I was to receive such mentors, that the men that taught me I owe everything to. So calm yourself down OK?
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  1140. ​ @Derek_00Mustang83 Big Ugly Forklift was prior to that one
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  1141. ​ @MikeHunt-nt4nz No such thing as 'hate speech' when it comes to freedom of speech. Only two things are considered unacceptable. 1) Infringing other people's rights (Right to not be offended doesn't count because there is no such right) 2) Inciting violence
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  1142. The majority will, just like they did last time and for exactly the same reasons. Many were ignorant and just believed and trusted the government like they always have (mainly the older generations). The rest will wear their masks with gusto purely for the sake of virtue signalling.
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  1143. Those Faraday suits don't quite work the way you think - they're not meant to protect you from a direct line to ground fault and will give you no protection in a scenario such as this. The point of the faraday suits is power lines ionise the air (through corona discharge) around them for a considerable distance which creates a potential difference - the further a part of your body is from that line the greater the voltage difference. Now, that voltage difference flowing through your body isn't going to harm you, but it's very uncomfortable. That's what the faraday suit protects you from. If you actually got a line to ground short through a faraday suit? That suit would probably just vapourise in an instant. Those faraday suits are also insanely expensive and have to be tested with special equipment before every use - not exactly practical for a window cleaner.
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  1144. The correct term for the wobbly thing is a 'swash plate'. My experience of them is in variable displacement axial piston hydraulic pumps. Also this type of 'engine' is not a new concept, axial piston 'engines' have been used in naval torpedos for decades.
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  1145.  @McGillus  Well, I said I was being pedantic so yes, it is being pedantic 😂 It's actually an important distinction to make - especially when it comes to troubleshooting issues with any system reliant on fluid dynamics and understanding how they work.
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  1146. @McGillus  Sorry, I forgot being dumb is more cool 😂
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  1147. ​​ @sebastiangibson9671  There's a hierarchy of marginalised people. Women are in that hierarchy but the abusers were our 'culturally enriched' imports sooooo....
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  1148. ​ @reiyya9377  They're idiots who think asking some asinine, non specific, virtually unquantifiable question = Gotcha! Not even worth the oxygen engaging with them.
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  1149. Unfortunately, most forklifts with 'truckers' masts end up at auction. No one wants them with such a limited lift height, including the forklift dealers.
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  1150. ​ @butchphillips873 Who's ragging on farmers? 😂 Do you know any farmers who can do open heart surgery?
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  1151. Do a job of intense manual labour for 20-30 years and then get back to us, I have. I've done retail as well and other then dick head members of the public it's the easiest job on the planet. Pull your head out your arse, there's a reason retail pays fuck-all and most manual labour jobs pay well in comparison.
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  1152.  @activisionstillsucks9665  Yes, that 100% correct. But that doesnt change anything. T
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  1153. If I had a row with my boss and he rolled all my tools out into the rain I'd probably be in prison. People don't realise how precious tools are to a mechanic, there literally as precious as your limbs! We I live a couple a years ago we were at real risk of being flooded, said to my girlfriend that if it happens priority no. 1 is to get my works van (with my tools in) to high ground. She was furious, 'so sod our house and belongings'. I explained that if I've got the tools doesn't matter what we loose, I can earn the money to replace it, without them we're screwed.
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  1154. ​​ @dnr2089 They pretend they're pro animal when in reality they are anti-human. Evil people frequently shroud themselves with a cloak of virtue.
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  1155.  @MrJonezy541  Pretend to be, although over this last year its becoming obvious all governments are puppets for the global elite.
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  1156. ​ @MrDucktastic And it's now known that its impossible for that lava to keep going to ground water - stop viewing Chernobyl's worst possible outcomes from knowledge of the time period, it's totally irrelevant today.
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  1157. Ive just started my business as a mobile forklift mechanic - 39 years old, one 'at fault' accident (minor) in the last 5 years. Was getting quotes of £2K on Transit Connect! Eventually got it down to about £1100 with a lot of playing around on comparison sites. Had a hell of a job getting my liability and professional indemnity insurance as well, bonkers quotes like £8K. Eventually found another self employed forklift mechanic on a facebook group who hooked me up with his insurer and managed to get the same cover for about £1K. Its about knowing the right brokers who in turn no the right underwriter's to go to.
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  1158. Don't you just love intermittent faults? Being a mobile tech I normally give myself a couple of hours and if I've made no progress or haven't seen the fault it's time to call it a day and yes the customer has to pay. Most are OK with it, they just don't understand the complexity of the situation. My advice to younger/inexperienced techs is learn how to communicate honestly and clearly with your customer - makes these painful situations so much more pleasent. Customer communication skills are nearly as damn important as being able to do the job itself.
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  1159. This is the poster child of narcissistic personality disorder 😂
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  1160. Try here in the UK. Formal 'ministry' inspections yearly once a truck hits 3 years old. Any truck used commercially has to have a documented safety inspection by a competent/qualified person every 6 weeks!
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  1161.  @JackFromWyoming  If there's enough oxygen in the air for you to breath there's enough oxygen in the air for an engine to run.
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  1162.  @johng4527  I've been using lipos for years too on an extensive rc car collection and I've never had one personally fail either but I have seen the aftermath of when they do. I do take extremely good care of mine though, always charge to 4.15/4.17 volts rather than 4.2, always balance, storage charge ect. There is no debate that when lipos fail it is generally far more catastrophic then a cylindrical cell - it's enivitable due to the insane peak currents lipos can deliver for their cell size. There is also no debate that lipo pouch cells are easier to damage then cylindrical cells. If I accidentally treated one of my rc lipos like my dewalt tool batteries it'd be discharged to 0V and put in the bin. To each their own bud, but in my application I'll be giving them a miss 👍
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  1163.  @2009dudeman  I crushed a brand new 9ah flexvolt battery between a forklift mast and the chassis - it was on my work lamp and forget it was there and tilted the mast back - CRUNCH! 😂 Cracked the casing all the way round but it still works. If it was lipo I would have expected it to catch fire their and then being fully charged and I never would have trusted it again if it didn't.
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  1164.  @johng4527  Actually, the dewalt batteries don't. They are the one tool brand where the low voltage cut off is built into all the tools themselves, not the batteries. This is why with dewalt batteries you have to be very careful with the aftermarket adapters you can buy to use them with other brands/use them as a power supply. Why would I want to run them down to 0v anyway? I was referring to my rc lipos when I suspect one is faulty - I put a 100ohm resistor across the battery plug.
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  1165.  @johng4527  Apparently so, I shit you not. I suppose their only 'technically' capable of being used with their tools so makes no difference where the low voltage cut off is. Wanted to power a portable 12v fridge with a flexvolt and buck converter but found out I've got to integrate a low voltage cut off circuit it in (no big deal). As far as I know its only dewalt who do it that way.
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  1166. They've been demonitised anyway so might as well fill their boots 😂
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  1167.  @StephenPalmore-u7j  They definitely have their advantages but their serious disadvantage is their specific energy and energy density values are piss poor - more or less half that of lead acid. Basically meaning they take up twice the volume of space and weigh twice as much as the equivalent lead acid battery making them all but useless for any sort of mobile application. Even in something like a forklift - the weight is not so much an issue but the volume of space they would take up in the machine is. Historically they've only been used for stationary applications like telecoms backup but the reality is lead acid is twice as good in space/weight terms and is still robust and cheap. That pretty much made Nickel-iron batteries redundant.
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  1168. ​ @LIONS1966 You sound like the same morons who say "REAL communism". In the real world this is what socialism always devolved into - ergo it's 'real' socialism. Reality doesn't care about what you think something should be.
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  1169. ​ @dontsubscribe1954 You know helium is non flammable right?😂
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  1170.  @one.2622  Probably devastated as they've just brought it, most people don't want a camera stuck in their face when they're feeling like that
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  1171. I'd say she's going on a lowboy straight to the nearest Ritchie Brothers parking lot.
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  1172. 10k?!!!!!!!! I'll stick to madame palm and her five ugly sisters... Fucking hate email anyway 😂
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  1173.  @ashblossomandjoyoussprung.9917  Because they do have the mentality of pre teens - these are people that only have any sort of importance in their little cyber world. In real life they're probably weak, losers.
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  1174. The reason they didn't was because the 'silent majority' were out on mass. The silent majority need to be more vocal.
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  1175. The insurance companies will be the ones who will finish EV's. This trend of fires will continue. Insurance companies don't care about 'the message', all they care about is the risk of financial liability. When people start getting insurance quotes for £5K that'll do it 😂. I honestly think this will be how it will go - EV's are going to become what Sierra Cossies became in the 90's - UNINSURABLE!
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  1176.  @dfross87  Keep braking with transmission clutch packs bud 😂 👍 Keeps me in work.
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  1177. Took plenty of safey precautions for you 😂 Lucky no one wandered past your open garage door in that alley though... 🤔
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  1178. The only thing Will Smith is a vessel for is Jada's 12" strap-on 😂
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  1179. ​@AsenaAidana In theory it would work if we actually had a proper immigration system and selected who we specifically want. However, the current open door, free for all just results in more dependants.
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  1180. Insurance companies being evil? When you don't allow a business to make a profit in its area of service it withdraws it's business. But you could get state provided insurance that cost 5-6 times as much but regular insurers can't raise their premiums to cover the increase of risk. Hmmmmm...🤔
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  1181. The guy is a lunatic - he creates a narrative in his head and just rolls with it without even analysing the source material.
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  1182. Funny how 'new brainwave engines' always see to be old ideas revisited - very rare we see something new. The MOST commercially succesful opposed piston diesel was the rootes/commer TS3 (TS = tilling Stevens). Fitted to commer trucks. It was a 2 stroke 3 cylinder unit. On the whole it was fairly solid and reliable. It didn't have two crankshafts though, it used huge rocker arms connected to a common center crankshaft.
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  1183. What do you mean by 'joint insurance account'? If your mother was listed as the policy holder and main driver and you as a second driver you were 'fronting' which is technically fraud. In practice it's all fine until you have an accident, the insurer investigates and leaves you holding the bag for the cost of damage to the 3rd party's vehicle. I'm not trying to lecture, it's the advice from someone who did exactly the same and learnt the hard way when he was 18 in the early 2000's.
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  1184. I'd bet my bottom dollar this is a money laundering scheme - recipient keeps some, someone else gets the rest
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  1185. This mans an idiot. "As soon as the fire comes near them they can get free and get out" Does he not undertsand that if the fires close enough to burn your bindings free its also close enough to ignite your clothes, ignite your hair and remove all of your skin - oh, and heat the air around you enough so that it instantly sears your lungs as soon as you take a breath. Im not even going to get into the fact youd likely passed unconscious from smoke inhalation already. These people are so detached from reality its terrifying.
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  1186. Like it or not, the market needs to crash - unless you never want your children to own a home. The housing market in the UK has been unsustainable for decades, held up with metaphorical pit-props. It all went wrong when people started viewing their homes as a financial investment rather than somewhere to live.
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  1187. If you've got any integrity - CANCEL YOUR PAYPAL ACCOUNT!
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  1188. ​ @owneddiagonal Divide and conquer my friend - oldest game in history.
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  1189. 'The centrist Dad hand wringing era' The mans spot on - the days of sitting on the fence is over. Like it not, very soon, your going to have to pick a fucking side. ALL OF YOU
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  1190. ​ @BrianWillcox-qp2hr Rabbits do murder their own - especially babies in territorial disputes.
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  1191. And woke ideology - the decisions aren't rational because the ideology isn't rational. They're the only people who can outright lose and still claim they won 😂
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  1192. Because anti-static plastics are not as simple as you think. To make something anti-static you basically have to make it electrically conductive to a degree. The only way you can do that is to mix something conductive with the plastic like carbon black or metal powder trouble is your container isn't translucent anymore (with carbon black) so you can't see how much is in it visually. Things like metal powders would have a lot of compatibility problems with the chemicals being stored in them. Also, if the surface the container is standing on isn't electrically referenced to ground it'll still build static. There is no issue with these types of containers of the proper procedures are followed - ground bonding both containers before transferring liquids.
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  1193. How about no. I'm not having some mentally ill freak walking around in my corpse.
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  1194. Its not dumb, from Bosch's perspective its smart. If you feel that strongly about it take the dishwasher back to the store - i would.
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  1195. This is the problem when you send stupid idiots to university and convince them they're intelligent.
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  1196. This is what happens when you send stupid idiots to university then convince them they're intelligent. Universities were supposed to be for the brightest in our society, not everyone and their dog.
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  1197. This is what happens when you send stupid idiots to university then convince them they're intelligent. Universities were supposed to be for the brightest in our society, not everyone and their dog.
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  1198. This is what happens when you send stupid idiots to university then convince them they're intelligent. Universities were supposed to be for the brightest in our society, not everyone and their dog.
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  1199. Good old STP, 😂 There's a reason we nicknamed it 'Shitty Toilet Paper' here in the UK 🇬🇧. Only good for bodging a knocking engine to sell/auction a car. Zddp had been greatly reduced in all motor oils as although an incredible antiwear additive, it overtime poisons the catalytic converter.
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  1200. Man, it must look like a punched lasagna at this point 🤢 Girl speed-ran the thousand cock stare 😂
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  1201.  @jo311  Personally I think tacos suck dicks
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  1202. ​ @MissJadeScorpion  It's not education - the evidence is there, the doctors have told them and they still won't have it. It's a cultural issue - they're backwards. You can't fix that.
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  1203. The scariest thing about covid-19 here in the UK isn't the viruses itself, it's how people are reacting. Virtually impossible to get food atm, people have took to panic buying/hoarding on a rediculous scale - there's no shortage of food, just people buying 5 x more than they need so production/logistics simply can't keep up. Most of us here in the UK have tiny homes with no land so 'self reliance' isn't really an option. It's starting to divide society there, I'm in the group of 'buy what you need, don't be a selfish a-hole, don't waste anything and there will be enough to go around'. The other half are 'screw everyone, I'm OK, if you didn't panic buy your stupid and deserve to starve, natural selection blah blah blah..' - no joke, it's amazing how the human brain is so incredible at rationalising sh@ty behaviour.
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  1204.  @confusedDruid  Yes, a lot of nazi scientists worked on the early space programs for both the Americans and the Soviets. Like it or not the German rocket scientists were the most advanced at that time due to the V2 rocket program and the US was in a fierce battle to beat the Soviets. Remember not all Nazis were evil, thats just a childish concept of our modern society. A lot of them were just told "Join us to do this or else". Things are more complicated in real life and morality isn't always black and white.
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  1205. Because poorly educated but financially succesful morons with more money than sense need parting from their cash to invest in Tesla 🙄
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  1206.  @michaelmoorrees3585  No sunlight for them though, I know! Fit LED lighting to provide light for them! 👍
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  1207. Cute you still think voting can change this shit.
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  1208. Did you notice half of them were deep-cycles too? About a useful as a wet fart for engine starting unless their several times bigger than the correct SLA battery.
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  1209. I stubbed my toe this afternoon. Putin was definitely involved.
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  1210. Lol! 😂 To the left this is Elon opening the gates of hell. I love it
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  1211.  @AntileftTruly  I know - I was referring to another comments who was implying suicide pact by gunshot wouldn't be classed as 'foul play'
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  1212.  @Kris-ym2zr  WE don't have the details yet, but the authorities likely do. Probably things like toxicology reports have to be confirmed before going public with the information.
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  1213. "Dont get high off your own supply" James May -2024 😂
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  1214. It's OK saying 'Chris Rock looked shocked' but remember - they are actors, they're proffesion is to fake emotions convincingly. It was a pathetic hit, it wasn't a punch, it wasn't a slap, Infact it doesn't look like it hurt at all hmmmmm 🤔
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  1215.  @Wraithlen  But that's the point isn't it? Even with all that negligence, ultimately nothing catastrophic happened - except some of the people you outlined collectively losing billions of dollars.
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  1216. Honestly, the fact op allowed this to go on for 10 years is more staggering. C'mon, you know when someones meddling with your work.
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  1217. OT for you I guess, should be thanking them. Job security 👍😂
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  1218. Not everything from the past is better and I feel your pain with carbs Wes. I've been struggling with a little Mikuni carb on a 125cc suzuki van van. No matter what I do with the thing the float chamber will start to overflow. Done all the obvious, new needle, clean seat, new jets, float height adjustments no end ect.. The things mechanically so simple your smashing your head against the wall in frustration. That project went to the back of workshop and has been sitting there for a year. A new genuine carb is £500 - crazy, tried mucking around with a £30 Chinese carb and that went about as well as you'd expect 😂. Probably will just buy a new genuine carb, the time and frustration isn't worth it.
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  1219. ​ @DJezdic They've got a point though - if there aren't actual, tangible repercussions for these people it is all meaningless
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  1220.  @birchthebirch4593  Nah, they'll take any metal they can salvage, smash the blade to bits in the process and just leave it all over your front lawn 😂
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  1221. No employee should be out of pocket/giving up their own time to simply adhere to a companies procedures. The slightly lower hourly rate atleast allows a new hire to make a more informed decision before accepting the role.
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  1222. Since when do farmers use shotguns for their livestock?
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  1223. Should help with my terminal LUMBAGO!
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  1224.  @aaronvt9980  Except most people whether you like or not are not capable of being teachers. The concept of school isn't the problem - it's the idiots staffing it. I was a school kid of the 90's, I don't recall any of this indoctrination crap we just ya know, learnt stuff.
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  1225.  @michaeldoolan7595  I'm not taking it personally - I'm asking you make a suggestion. People are always saying look for something more advanced - what your failing to realise is we're bound by the laws of physics and thermodynamics - there are only so many ways to transfer huge amounts of energy, there are even fewer ways to source that original energy. It's like saying we need to improve the wheel, it's been round for thousands of years - as alastor8091 said - we've already figured it out. As for your Land Rover analogy it's meaningless - the concept of the car is still the same no matter which way you cut it. We've refined the technology but that's it. And you don't have a Defender older than me seeing as they didn't start building them until 1993/94. I've owned a 2A and a Series 3, now those were older than me. And Land Rovers (S1, S2, S2A, S3, 90/110, Defender) have never been 'cutting edge' at any point in their history - and that was a deliberate design choice. They were meant to be rugged and simple for ease of repair.
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  1226.  @Drako9823  And let's not forget water is essentially free - a HUGE advantage considering the vast quantities of fluid medium required. All the other 'fluid' candidates are hugely expensive in comparison.
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  1227.  @alastor8091  My man, your water/cup analogy is perfect 👌 I'm stealing it 😂
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  1228. ​ @LyingDevilsMSM  How are you supposed to electrically insulate a pole that has dirty water down it? Christ on a bike, actually stop and think about it.
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  1229.  @almoravidbeh6105  My friend you really don't understand voltages like 33KV. The pole doesn't even have to be sopping wet, even just slightly damp. In fact, even just a small amount of dust/dirt on the pole will create a conductive paths at these voltage levels. Sure, lineman working for the national grid have fibre glass poles with tools ect on the end for working on live powerlines but these are extremely expensive, the maintenance off them has to be meticulous and they have to be regularly tested with some very expensive equipment and they're only 'safe' if the person using them is well educated in working with high voltage. It's a totally impractical proposition to create a water pole that'll protect you from HV and a special grip isn't going to do it. There's a lot of context to this story we've not got and I'm struggling to work out how he got anywhere near this 33KV line. This type of power line might not be obvious it's 33KV but they are obvious enough to scream "I shouldn't be anywhere near this"
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  1230.  @LyingDevilsMSM  What field? window cleaning or high voltage
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  1231.  @LyingDevilsMSM  That didn't answer my question 😂
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  1232.  @TheGraemeEvans  People just don't understand transmission level voltages - pretty much everything you thought about things that are 'insulating' just doesn't apply. It's a whole different issue.
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  1233.  @bkrgi  Couldn't agree more brother, OK for a few shits and giggles but as a cheap machine to use or a fix up and flip? Nah, forget it 😂 😂
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  1234. The thing I've never understood is anyone who pays for porn to fap is a retard - the internet has endless free porn. Men paying for OnlyFans is a far deeper problem than just nutting.
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  1235.  @AmonAnon-vw3hr  You don't get decades in prison for a $30K cheque bouncing scam anyway 😂 It scales with the amount and to get into 10 years plus it's got to be hundreds of thousands of not millions. I guess time will tell. The establishment plays us all off each other but no one steals the establishments money and gets away with it.
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  1236.  @AmonAnon-vw3hr  You don't get decades in prison for bouncing a $30K cheque anyway. A quick Google reveals kiting a cheque between $750-$50000 is a level 6 felony punishable by a MAXIMUM of 2.5 years in prison.
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  1237.  @gravekeepersven82  20 years is the maximum sentence for wire fraud and up to 30 years if it involves defrauding a financial institution - not a mandatory sentence. A quick browse on a attorneys website reveals you'd have to be defrauding in the range of $100 million plus across 50+ people to get anywhere close to that maximum sentence.
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  1238. Struggling to have much empathy for the guy, his poor decision making alone has led him to where he is. He has single handedly created his own personal hell. It sounds dark, but something tells me 'someone' is gonna end up snapping and could end up with someone's death
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  1239. This is why Africa is... well, Africa!
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  1240. 'Klopp' is such an appropriate name for a shaper! 😂
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  1241. Milky engine oil really common on lpg forklifts. I'm a forklift mechanic. Had rocker covers full of emulsion and oil literally milk shake white and a a good couple of pints of clean water drain out. Propane produces a huge amount of water vapour when it burns so condensation comes through the blowby, couple that with never getting up to full temp and constant hot/cold cycling of the block - stop/start typical for a forklift. And it's a perfect storm. When I service these lifts I don't change the oil anymore, I run the thing flat out for 40mins and like magic all the emulsion disappears and spotlessly clean oil. The problem with just changing oil regularly is you get the water out the oil but not the condensation inside the engine.
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  1242.  @WatchWesWork  Forklift radiators are always overkill. They are always pretty toasty under there when working hard with so much confined in a small space. Plus the fan airflow direction isn't optimal - from the floor (like a vacuum cleaner when running around) and over the hot engine/transmission/hydraulic tank before it even reaches the radiator 😂. They also make the rads big enough to allow a significant amount of the core to get blocked with dust/debris before overheating issues occur. I normally recommend people to just start em up and let em idle 1/2hr a week until up to temp and you never get the 'sweaty oil' no one ever does though... 😂
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  1243. Something tells me she might have even enjoyed it 🙄 The husband always seems to be in the background saying nothing which is telling. Let's face it, your either a sociopath who wants other people to share the same horror because you did OR you want others to 'enjoy' the same experience you did.
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  1244. ​ @thumper7047  This is true - "don't hate the player, hate the game"
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  1245. ​ @PhilLesh69  Of course it's happened, with some disastrous consequences but it's an extremely rare phenomenon. It takes VERY specific circumstances for ammonium nitrate to accidentally detonate. Considering something like 48 million tonnes of the stuff are produced annually - it's a minor risk.
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  1246.  @tonysales3687  Would they? Have they done anything like that in the past? Why would they suddenly do it now? Russia exports nearly 3 million tons of ammonium nitrate every year - it's a big industry for them. Just stop with this fantasy, hysterical nonsense - it's nauseating. I swear to god some of you people get off on being constantly in fear.
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  1247. We haven't been vindicated and never will. Those who orchestrated the whole thing will cover their tracks and majority who blindly followed will hypocriticaly dance their way around and justify their actions. Never underestimate the masses ability to never admit they were wrong. The whole situation is repeating itself with Ukraine. "How dare Putin invade a sovereign country" average Western person still can't work out how much of a case of 'pot, kettle black' that is. Honestly, I'm getting to the stage where our society as a whole deserves out right tyranny with their unwillingness to resist it and actively and happily going along with it.
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  1248. Why would he not? You're refused bail if you're considered a flight risk or at risk of reoffending. It's not a punishment.
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  1249. The DEI is strong with this one
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  1250. Trump handling business like a BOSS, a literal boss. Exactly how it should be - do your job, do what you've been told.
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  1251. ​ @SockieTheSockPuppet  It's ironic because the lugnuts and sparkplugs in China seem to be made of mooncake 🤔
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  1252.  @Thunder-acro  Try it some time, it's actually quite healthy, especially if your the person that something traumatic has happened to. You can't spend your life 'mourning' or being outraged all the time - that IS incredibly unhealthy.
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  1253. As much as Francis makes some good points he's a typical Liberal whos fantastic and saying what you can't do whilst offering no solution whatsoever. This kind of person has led to total inaction which has got the West in the mess its in.
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  1254.  @johnweatherford5760  The only people who could have done that were the land owners of where the loader was parked - clearly they didn't.
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  1255. Don't sweat it Wes, all of us on the wrenches for a living have at least one of these "WTF have I done, wtf was I thinking" moments. Humbles us and reminds us we're human. Had my worst screw up a few weeks ago, 6 battery plugs being replaced on an electric forklift, got distracted on the last one and got POS and NEG the wrong way round - blew every controller on the machine out, bout £5k's worth of damage. It happens.
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  1256.  @peterfireflylund  😂 😂 😂
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  1257. ​ @SailingWindGypsy  They won't just leave it on your doorstep here in the UK if it's an age restricted item.
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  1258. I'd lay money the majority of the sheep being fooled again.
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  1259. It drives people nuts because you can't throw the usual commie shit at them 😂
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  1260.  @spv1093  That was the thing, British hauliers were tight with their money which is why the F86 was more popular then the F88. It's also why you'd see our drivers wiping their windows with rags as back then a heater was an 'optional extra' on British trucks of that period. You had a real good boss if you got any options that were for driver comfort. With the Swedish manufacturers things like heaters were standard fitment. Sleeper cabs weren't a big thing in British trucks either - drivers were generally expected to sleep on top of cover over the engine hump in the cab 😂
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  1261. ​ @JunkyVR He didn't say which day 😉
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  1262. Last one was just rage bait or a parody. If you think it was real you're an idiot 😂
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  1263. ​ @KutluMizrak  There's also rumours one of the reasons was for his kids. He had a couple of ex wives he was paying serious alamony payments too that would have bled him dry in time. He wanted what's left of his money to go to his kids.
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  1264. ​ @Hirohitorunguard How they supposed to workmwhen they're chained down 😂
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  1265. Not a single 'real' drill bit in the test though...
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  1266.  @markmarkw1919  I would too, dont get me wrong. Drill bits from the likes of Walther, Presto, Dormer and Guhring for example can be brought at reasonable prices if you shop around.
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  1267.  @ProjectFarm  Sorry, was suppost to only be a tounge in cheek comment 😉. Would be interesting to see the difference with 'proper' machinist level drill bits though.
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  1268. Im not voting for Labour but i agree about needing them for a few years. The majority want the issues we currently have resolved but people arnt willing to get the hands/conscience dirty do it. France isnt going willingly take them back. The countries they come from arnt going to take them back. They themselves are willingly going to go back. So things will have to get nasty, and people aren't suffering enough to be prepared to do that yet.
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  1269. No KR engine? It was their first 16v engine and the first engine to really make a gti/scirocco fly!
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  1270. Rod Stewart, Temu edition
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  1271. Don't underestimate how hard the ultra-rich work - most of them work hours you wouldn't think possible. Doesn't mean there isn't a wage disparity problem - there is. But the ultra rich didn't get where they are by smoking cigars in a leather recliner all day.
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  1272. And if this was in Britain the police bring road blocking climate protesters blankets, sandwiches and tea and fuck the general public 😂
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  1273. Rattle can refurb - gotta love it 😉
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  1274. Did she just pay the black dude to be a character witness right infront of the cop's? PMSL! 😂
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  1275. Wanted to be a cop. Ended up serving a life sentence for homicide. Kinda went in the other direction there eh, bud? 😂
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  1276. As an avid captalism supporter, i think non compete agreements should be banned because they're not capitalist. If i leave your company and your clients feel they will get better value with me then maybe you need to have a look at your own business and the value it provides instead of using the legal equivalent of missles to shoot me before i even get off the ground.
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  1277. In an ideal world this would work, but it isn't an ideal world. People don't have much accountability of integrity these days - they will still argue and refuse to pay.
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  1278.  @julessparkles8556  Well, your fear of dogs was part of your reasoning for people keeping dogs on leashes so yeah, you were
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  1279. Dudes just a 49 year old child
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  1280.  @angelacassidy3995  Lol, well I guess better late then never 😂
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  1281. With this sort of shit, Terminators 'SkyNet' is looking more and more less far fetched 😂
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  1282. 😂😂😂😂😂
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  1283. ​ @AsiandOOd  Maybe it's the states preparation for the inevitable mega-quake when it comes - gonna be a lot of people in LA sleeping in parks now
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  1284. Oh yes, we've all experienced it. For the next 6 months you get constant visits such as "Since your guy changed my oil my tail lights don't work" or any other number of defects completely unrelated to anything you did to their car. So much talk of scumbag mechanics, people forget there is just as many scumbag customers aswell.
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  1285. No, but he did brighten up everything around him 😂
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  1286.  @WinstonSmith685  Nah, we're just people who understand the concept of 'just because you can, doesn't mean you should' So many things not done are technologicaly possible - enginerds just know there are far cheaper practical ways to achieve the same goal 🤷‍♂️ l.
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  1287.  @catbreath007  LOL 😂 How ignorant can you be. The second you train and arm these 'refugees' those rifles will be pointed straight back at us - what planet do you live on? 🤣
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  1288. ​ @Nate-9797 🤡🤡🤡🤡
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  1289. The behaviour is very human unfortunately - to deny it is to deny your own humanity. We're capable of incredible compassion. We're also capable of incredible evil. They are uncivilised humans.
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  1290. I'm pretty sure the pilots preferred the 'air marshal' idea! 😂 Getting the only 2 people who can fly the damn plane to get into a gun fight is hardly the best idea...
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  1291. No, he's just doing what any big businessman does - backs the winning side. If the democrats get back in after this election term he'll double down on what he's been doing up until now. Businesses have no morals. Businesses have no principles Businesses dont have emotions Businesses dont care about you. Businesses only care about profit.
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  1292. ​ @FitraHomestead  I'll answer the best I can. Reform are the only part offering a manifesto that actually represents my views. The Tories DID, but haven't implemented any of what they promised. We are now stuck in a Uni-party system where both main parties support the status quo even if the Tories pretend they don't. So in my mind, a vote for reform isn't a vote for Labour because Labour or the Conservatives will take us down the same regardless - you're literally just voting for the colour red or blue at this point. We need change in our politics, a new main opposition party. I fully realise that the chances of reform winning are next to nil but it will be the next general election when they'll stand a chance. When you need change, you have to actually change something and that frequently involves taking a leap of faith into the unknown otherwise you just get the status quo over and over and over which atm, doesn't seem to be working for anyone.
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  1293. ​ @FitraHomestead  I did just type you a lengthy answer to your question but YouTube shadow banned the comment. Which is likely why you're not getting any real responses.
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  1294. ​ @mkultra2456  It'll be YouTube, not BabylonBee - congratulations and welcome to the 'The algorithm has forever flagged you' club 😂
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  1295. This is genuinely terrifying. If it doesnt terrify you, you need to get for fucking head checked. Doesn't matter what side of the political spectrum your on.
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  1296. Another big problem that never seems to be addressed is that depleting the battery in an hour is EXTREMELY hard on the battery itself, regular pack cycles of this nature are going to shorten its life exponentially. And 250kw chargers? 🤣 Forget it, fine at the moment while ev's on a whole population scale are still essentially a novelty item. On a mass level? The grid nevers going to able to output or handle that level of power.
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  1297. I'm starting to have zero sympathy for people who back these indiegogo campaigns. Every single one of these products that thunderf00t has debunked you can obviously tell I scams with a level of scientific knowledge a 14 year old has IF he/she paid attention at school. Science might not be cool to you kids, but knowing how things work will stop you getting scammed!
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  1298. ​ @krabz9390 Russian tactics are just Russian tactics - wars of attrition, it's how they've always fought. People can laugh at the tactics but an enemy who's willing to throw wave after wave of cannon fodder at you is still a formidable opponent - in the end the other side runs out of men and bullets.
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  1299. The way this keeps going, its looking like it's time to get out this country if you've got the capability to do so.
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  1300. Even crane mats/cribbing aren't going to help if you unknowingly put an outrigger down over a septic tank. The big argument between the two insurance companies is going to be if the crane operator knew the septic tank was there and if not, why not.
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  1301. ​​ @MolecularDrift That failed catastrophically 😂😂
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  1302. Stopped giving to charities years ago. Once you sign up their 'marketing teams' keep calling you 5 times a day for more money - cancelled all my direct debits. Final straw for me was a charity who's forklift I used to repair in their warehouse - it was only used for about 5 minutes a week. It was old but in very good condition and they had a new battery fitted the year before which cost £2.5K. One day it broke down, needed about £1000 worth of repairs, quoted the job and heard no more. Found out they decided to buy a brand new forklift from the company I work for which cost £18K that only gets used for 5 mins a week... That was it for me, easy to waste money like that when you haven't earned it!
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  1303. ​ @Setanta1913 Not disagreeing but I think the satire of OP's comment went over your head 🤔
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  1304.  @user-account-not-found  Lolz! 🤣
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  1305. I lot of european heavy haulage trucks use a transmission called a ZF Transmatic which is a 16 speed manual with a clutch but also a torque converter in front as well. Kind of gives the best of all worlds. Got your multiple manual gear choices but also have the torque multiplication effect of the torque converter and the ability to do smooth, low speed manoeuvring without using the clutch.
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  1306.  @michaelbisgaardlaursen  Yeah, I've work in the forklift industry most my life (mechanic) and am currently just setting up my own business. The forklift industry is a bad example - I've never known any other industry where a dealer sells aftermarket parts for their product, it isn't the norm. Plus I've known plenty of forklift companies charge genuine prices and supply aftermarket with the customer being unaware. You can't go to a Ford dealer and buy a non genuine filter, same with truck companies as well and most any industry that has a dealer network. The aftermarket industry has to step in on its own accord - why is Scania going to assist you in removing sales revenue from their corporate coffers? Plus it devalues the brand. And you're correct, Scania doesn't make its own filters, they'll be someone Mann or Hummel but they'll have Scania printed on them 😉
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  1307.  @TheFrogfeeder  I know! Homeless people are gross
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  1308. This got me angry... ... In a good way 😂
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  1309. Yeah, not sure there's much to dispute hear, she's clearly off her f@&kn' nut, not sure how much proof you need
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  1310. Somethings offish with the younger officer on the right, his facial expressions and body language don't seem to match the 'high tension' of situation. Somethings really not right with this. Maybe fake/staged? If its genuine these two officers deserve everything coming to them.
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  1311. ​​ @Angie-in8wc Meh, it's more like having to invite another family to a BBQ that has 1 or 2 members that always cause trouble but, you have to invite the whole family or none at all - so you just never invite the family, ever. If it was as simple as just not inviting the single family member or two it wouldn't be an issue.
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  1312. All Fletcher had to do was throw a sicky for the day 😂
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  1313.  @The24thWight  That one went over your head huh? 🤣
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  1314. ​ @LK56835  Because other countries don't have freedom of speech so if you choose to go to certain parts of the world you need to watch your mouth. Your god given rights as an American don't apply in foreign countries 😂
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  1315.  @RockSolitude  Yeah, I find the yanks attitude quite baffling - essentially "the British don't build their own cars so they should just buy our crap and have no place to criticise". What? 😂 There's a little thing called a global market (a difficult concept for Americans, I know). We buy the best quality cars made by companies in other countries - just because we don't build cars doesn't mean we don't know what a good car is 😂
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  1316. That series of deutz had a rubber timing belt - just so your aware.
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  1317. 😂 😂 😂
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  1318.  @K24Z3CU2  It won't be hard, it's not like they've gone bankrupt just close one business and start another.
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  1319. ​​ @daverose4774  Thank you and YouTube's already deleted the comment 😂
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  1320. As a proud Brit, i thoroughly approve of Mr Trumps assesment of Harry. You guys can keep him 😂
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  1321. ​ @echo-trip-1  Then the system needed upgrading - government failure
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  1322. No more protests people. Choudary's been banged up for life, that's me pacified - what about you?
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  1323. Plenty of twin drive bogies available in Europe, used on rigid tippers, and tractors units in heavy haul or waste/recycling work.
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  1324. ​ @youtubelisk  Stop trying to sound edgy, you sound stupid. It's very important to understand these people as this 1% of the population are probably responsible for 80% of the damage done to people physically, emotionally and financially.
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  1325. All the popped into my head was that piece in Brasseye where the journalist jumps out on a member of public with a big sign that says and shouts "TECHNOLOGY" 😂
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  1326. Wouldn't be so out of place either. Here in the UK a lot of Scania's are 6x2. Either have a single tyre lift axle infeont of the drive or a dual tyre lift behind the drive.
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  1327. ​ @xDAAAZEx  Your young, just get out of London dude, don't look back
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  1328.  @tunnelsloth5948  The fact his father still let that shit slide shows you the parents were the real problem - they are the reason he's the way he is. Overbearing, over protective parenting ruins children's development into healthy adults.
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  1329. The reason so many old people are in nursing homes is mainly because 30-40 years ago most died of other causes before they got old enough to be completely inferm needing full time care or suffering from dementia/alzheimer's. It's a spin off to progression of medical science - we've extended life span but not necessarily quality of life in those late years.
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  1330. We knew it wouldn't anyway. Change is incremental and yesterday was the first step. Anyone who thought ticking a box yesterday would cure all our ills is an ignorant and/or lazy fool.
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  1331. @Tony Euphoria Shit man, I though he'd be doing ketamin he's that wasted! His eyes are like two saucepans and dead, definatly agree it's way more than weed! 😂
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  1332. So to summarise the man in the bluntest way possible, he's an irrelevant bell-end
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  1333. Have to give them their due for that. However like any corporation they don't really care about safety, they care about lawsuits.
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  1334. ​ @boogboog8097  Are you seriously suggesting the boat was sunk by a pew-pew?
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  1335. Your welcome big man 😉
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  1336.  @tomppeli.  Nah, not buying that. It's got nothing to do with evolution - knowingly allowing others of your species to straight up steal your resources is not beneficial in any way. Unless it's some weird Alpha-Beta thing - let the alpha steal this stuff so you, the beta, get left alone.
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  1337. The articles point No.2 was retarded 😂 It's like saying the best/most skilled drivers at the race track are the guys who drove the transport trucks carrying the cars to the event because if the cars don't get there theirs no race. Sure you want a proffesional truck driver, not Mr. chewing tobacco and ketchup stained vest but not the fckn Stig 😂
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  1338. ​ @teijaflink2226  I'd suspect it's an ego thing - "I can control the forces of nature" kind of thing
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  1339.  @Benji-jj2bg  That makes literally no sense. If you love and care about something you respect it - free handling something that can kill you with a single bite by making the smallest of mistakes isn't respecting it.
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  1340. ​ @Southalabamaoutdoors  TBH, if that autocar is as low geared as he says it is, even a big cam 300-350hp is going to be a massive improvement. Without upping the final drive ratios all that horsepower is pretty much wasted unless your hauling 120K pounds plus.
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  1341. ​ @JimmyCasket02 It's not just the engine you have to think about, it's the drive train as well. If you start exceeding the max input torque rating for the transmission it ain't going to be long before you snap an input shaft - and that ain't an after 200K miles failure, that's a get a bit quick popping the clutch once or rolling the power on hard on a grade whilst loaded.
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  1342.  @mitchcardosi92  Define 'handle it' though. Do you mean able to go down a drag strip/truck pull without blowing up or running a million miles between rebuilds?
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  1343. VW were really prone for this. The ex had a mk4 golf that would intermittently flood all 4 bores with fuel. Always got calls from her and would to drive whether she was to pull all 4 plugs out, crank it over to clear the cylinders, put the plugs back in and away it would go 😂
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  1344. Ive watched so many of these vids tge La Crosse PD parking garage is starting to feel like home 😂 What is it with Lacrosse?
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  1345. Just shut your PayPal accounts people - do the right thing!
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  1346.  @Dj.MODÆO Most devices using chunky capacitors usually have high value discharge resistors in parallel with the capacitor to bleed the stored charge off in a reasonable amount of time after the applicant is shut down. The thing you have to consider is if that bleed down resistor may have failed open circuit...
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  1347. Unless you've spent the last 30 years living in hole in the ground, Diane Abbott has done a pretty good job of exposing herself 😂
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  1348. Personally I'd tell the owner to drop 'ol Peg 🇨🇦 an email 😉
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  1349. ​​ @araamahasla555 Exactly this, the knowledge to enrich uranium and build thermonuclear weapons isn't exactly a big secret - it's all about the cost - and the fuel enrichment is the CRAZY expensive part.
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  1350. 3 month mortgage defferals in the uk, but the landlords still want their rent.
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  1351.  @filthycasual8187  I'm gonna go out on a limb and say our boy is a simping, beta orbiter 😂
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  1352. ​ @emanuelperez3595  Thing is you don't want them complying, you want them removed from their positions. Keeping people around who are compliant but resentful is a stupid move - they'll just go out their way to sabotage anything and everything they can behind the scenes. This is what was meant by 'drain the swamp'
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  1353. Hence why the trades are screaming for skilled labour and in many cases paying more than a lot of jobs that require a degree.
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  1354. ​@ellislegg3937Lol, you're joking right? Most university graduates are the least critically thinking individuals I've found 😂
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  1355. But... But.... oRaNgE mAn BaD! 🤪
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  1356. Well, I'd suspect the average 2nd amendment proud Republican is pretty on top of their game. Your average soy sipping, Antifa supporting Democrat not so much 😂
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  1357. Well, I'd suspect the average 2nd amendment proud Republican is pretty on top of their game. Your average soy sipping, Antifa supporting Democrat not so much 😂
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  1358. Well, I'd suspect the average 2nd amendment proud Republican is on top of their game. Your average soy sipping, Antifa supporting Democrat not so much 😂
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  1359. Well, I'd suspect the average 2nd amendment proud Repub is pretty on top of their game. Your average soy sipping, Antifa supporting Demo not so much 😂
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  1360. Well, I'd suspect the average 2nd amendment proud Republican is on top of their game. Your average soy sipping, Antifa supporting Democrat not so much 😂
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  1361. Its ok paying for a 70% battery but battery degradation isnt linear - its an exponential curve. Once a battery degrades to 80% capacity the degradation rate falls off a cliff. There's a reason most battery manufacturers consider the degradation to 80% capacity as 'end of life'
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  1362. So many freaks... One locked door and a small fire, it's all it'd take 😂
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  1363.  @erikziak1249  I completely agree, I think the reason they'll forever stay in the huge casks is because public reaction - we should have been burying this waste decades ago. But an ill-educated hyped up by a sensationalist media will never allow that to happen.
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  1364. The real issue that keeps being missed and I guarantee will be the key point in the NTSB safety board is not why the boat collided but why the bridge didnt have pier protection suitable for thr size of the ships traversing the channel.
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  1365.  @RSimusic  Ermmm? Because people are dumb, it has happened before
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  1366. ​​ @ChelsieMorganTonight  People taking responsibility is the way it should be - over reliance on the government has been a problem in our societies. And there is no secret why the insurance companies left - a local government that did nothing to mitigate the risk/impact of wildfires, cut the fire budgets whilst also simultaneously telling the insurance companies they can't raise premiums to cover the increased risk due to those failed government policies. You can't blame the insurance companies for leaving, they had no choice. What do you think happens when an insurance company has to pay out more than it collected in premiums?
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  1367. ​ @yfelwulf  Whether he is or isn't doesn't make his statement any less true.
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  1368. It's the problem when a country's leadership is on 4-5 year election cycles. Nobody in power (excuse the pun) thinks long term.
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  1369.  @trustypatchy2720  This is a really ugly case of 'adult child' syndrome.
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  1370. Unfortunately, even all the regulations, training and safeguards under the sun can stop the determination of a fool...
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  1371. ​ @catlinkerswell3696 Why is it the bartender's fault? She's an adult, it's her job to know her limit, not the bartender.
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  1372. Still do the same except we use a can of brake cleaner (non chlorinated obviously)
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  1373. ​ @hugegamer5988  These are normally the same old fools who go "damn kids today, all they do is play their video games" 😂
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  1374. There's free speech in our prisons 😂
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  1375. ​ @shmoop357  Define non essential drug? Why should I be paying through the nose for some ibuprofen so meth heads can waste my tax dollars?
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  1376. I think we can all relate too the 'danger zone' in any project. That specific little point where things are far from finished but its barely functional 😂
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  1377. Loved the first clip, getting her simp beta boyfriend to take her Tinder profile photos for her 😂
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  1378. ​ @ABa-os6wm  No it wouldn't 😂 It would make the already highly contaminated area around the plant slightly more contaminated - nothing more.
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  1379. This myth appears to have become public knowledge from a documentary I remember seeing on TV well over 20 years ago where it was specifically mentioned. It was called "The battle of Chernobyl" Thunderf00t played a clip of it in one of his videos about the HBO series
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  1380. These are iq deficienct people being led by people far more sinister. I object to private jets, but only in the sense of the hypocrisy of the sorts of people who use them constantly telling the 'unwashed masses' they shouldn't be using has to heat t heor homes, shouldn't be driving their cars cars blah blah - the hyper elite who have homes with the carbon footprint of a small village.
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  1381. ​​ @TheBcoolGuy  Exactly, speech deemed as slander would be infringing on another person's rights. Speech that infringes on people's rights isn't protected by free speech.
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  1382. ​ @jeremybarker7577 Or you can just throw them in the bin 😂 Having always lived in rental houses every property I've ever lived in has received regular mail for at least 3 previous tenants. I used to write 'not known at this address' and put them in a post box but meh, I've got better things to do and the letters just keep coming regardless.
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  1383. Thats some amazing mental gymnastics equating me being able to pull the fault codes of a customers forklift to being more likely to r&pe the operator 😂 Its just a pathetic attempt to persuade people by going "rIgHt To RePaIr Is AnTi WoKe" Its incredible how good the human brain is at rationalising shitty behavior
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  1384. ​​​ @chefbink61 I'll guarantee you'll be allowed to leave your prison to travel to work for some mega-corporation creating more money for the 1%. Its just YOU doing your own thing that wont be allowed.
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  1385.  Druid of Scosglen  With no singing allowed? 🤣
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  1386. Carla Denyer - winner of this month's 'failing to read the room' award 😂
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  1387. Its ridiculous if the only way you can pay your bills is from essentially, free pity handouts from the customer. Trouble is this ends up becoming an entitlement culture. I dont pay for a service then expect to pay the employees wages seperatley. I only tip for exceptional service, not for simply doing your job - your renumeration for that is your bosses responsibility, not mine.
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  1388. Lol, we will because our leaders live in a fantasy reality that exists only in their minds.
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  1389. ​​ @KarsonLowe That may as well be nothing for a country the size of Zimbabwe with a population of 16 million people 😂. Your statement is proof of the mindset your country is dealing with. You think 400,000 tonnes is a big number, it isn't. That's 25kg of wheat harvested for each single person. A tiny country like here in the UK harvested 11 million tonnes of wheat in 2024 for a population of 69 million which is 160kg of wheat harvested for each single person - 6.5 times as much per capita. And we still have to import some extra to keep the country fed (About a million tonnes a year on average).
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  1390. Yeah, to Islamic state 😡
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  1391. The interview on Tucker Carson's YouTube channel is a different translator to this one​ @NuculearFallout1 
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  1392. About the only sensible decision this governments made thus far. Whether you beleive in climate change or not - Nuclear is the best source of abundant, clean energy.
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  1393. ​@meijenn2578It's not a lack of knowledge, it's refusing to accept that knowledge - totally different thing and impossible to work with.
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  1394.  @Nevakonaza.  Sorry, but I worked retail for several years after school until i progressed to where I am now. Retail is EASY 😂, it might not be enjoyable, it might be totally unrewarding dealing with the ungrateful public all day but it is an easy job. Probably the easiest work I've ever done - didn't enjoy it though.
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  1395. Theres some vile people in this comments section. Stop politicising peoples suffering - you should be ashamed.
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  1396. ​​​ @nemesissky9064  What are you on about - he went to places like Afghanistan and Russia to show us what those countries are actually like instead of the western media propaganda version. Some things were worse, some were better was my takeaway from those videos. I don't ever recall him recommending people to actually go there. If you want to see the truth about a country you have to go and see it/experience it with your own eyes and ears - not rely on the MSM.
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  1397. ​ @blackcatdungeonmastersfami5311 Yup, Russia was pretty much under control by the mafia before Putin came on the scene. 90's Russia was a rough place to be.
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  1398. ​​ @auotukun872 Don't even go there 🤦 Labour only got about a 3rd of the total vote but they won due to the 'first past the post' system. Also, too many people here are stuck in and refuse to break their two party system thinking. Team blue do bad job - vote red. Team red do bad job - vote blue. Theres a deep mindset of voting for any smaller party is a wasted vote and can't grasp the concept that if you want change, you've got to do something different. Also, many if not most people in this country are still glued to MSM and believe every bit of drivel the BBC feed them - older generations are the absolute worst for this!
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  1399. Gotta be honest, as a forklift tech the best tool i ever bought for duo-servo drum brakes is SnapOn BT-11 and BT-12 - makes getting those top springs on and off effortless! I used vice grips/screwdriver for years and when another forklift mechanic showed me these it really changed the whole thing from "eugh, brake jib" to "cool, brake job"😂
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  1400. Eating vegans? Hmmm 🤔 Corn fed!
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  1401. Faguar
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  1402. Andrew Tate is the antithesis of the male feminist - the opposite extreme. The reality is, the far left created Andrew Tate - every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
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  1403.  @TheRealRedAce  Lol, if you think the Tory's squander the countries money you ain't seen nothing yet with Labour 😂 People have short memories.
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  1404. @jamesbosworth4191  And that enormous wall of text just proves while America will never sell US spec cars in Europe in any meaningful numbers. Efficiency is about power as much as it is fuel economy - superchargers rob power and modern compound turbos have all but negated the driveability issues vs superchargers. You're the prime example of the USA petrol head mind set - need more power? Slap a blower on it and give it more cubic inches. Only America builds the sorts of cars you guys use and no other country does but you all think everybody else is wrong - fact remains that even if all the tariffs were lifted tomorrow the USA isn't selling cars in any meaningful numbers anywhere unless the USA starts building cars the rest of the world actually wants.
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  1405. Most American homes are of timber construction
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  1406. Sorry but making glorified ornaments out of them is not a realistic solution - it's a bit of environmental virtue signalling at best. I don't see the issue with burning them in processes that still require a fuel of some description to be burnt - it's still recycling. I was quite surprised to find out what happened to the waste engine oil collected from my employer, thinking its all filtered, graded and reused but no. Most of it went to fire a coke furnace somewhere - that furnace has got to be fired on something and if it isn't waste oil, it'll be new oil or natural gas. The co2 savings are avoiding all the additional co2 from extracting and shipping those new resources all around the world.
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  1407. Field tech like me be like:- New nut, thread file, loctite 270, f'n send it!😂
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  1408. Teacher? The mug shots make her look like a meth-head 😂 Bullshit to the "we're not paid enough" crap. The fact they did it in the school shows its was some seedy kink they had.
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  1409. ​​ @AbogadodeAsmus  Nah man, it's the thousand c&&k stare, it's distinctive - it's the gaze of someone who lost the ability to emotionally connect with anyone or anything. Totally lost the ability to pair-bond. If you know, you know. If you don't, watch out - your potential prey 😂
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  1410. ​ @redpillcoach1855 Yup, the eyes are dead. That much promiscuity leaves you completely incapable of pair-bonding with someone.
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  1411. ​ @redpillcoach1855 Yup, the eyes are soulless. That much promiscuity leaves you incapable of forming an intimate attachment to someone - you completely lose the ability to pair-bond. It's sad.
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  1412.  @2000freefuel  It's no different here in the UK man, property prices whether mortage or rental have gone up during corona, its scream of a desperate move by a desperate market.
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  1413. Honestly, i dont think theres was any effective way to repair that housing. Why manufacturers make housings like this out of cast iron instead of cast steel is beyond me, at least cast steel can be welded relatively normally.
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  1414. We dont have so much of this to worry about in the UK, mainly because liability waivers don't count for shit here - courts would never back you as your the pro, not the customer (which is right when you think about it). So if the shop says no, the answers no. If the garage you work for still tries to force you to do it then best start looking a new job right away as the mechanic takes the legal liability on.
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  1415.  @kenanderson9331  The point is he has everything he needs to start working - the tools, lifts, 4 walls and a roof. Sure it'd be great to do everything straight off the bat, but your statement assumes the capital's there to do it. That's the case for most people, money is usually tight in the beginning. Personally I think your better off (in the 1st year at least) keeping your brass in your pocket rather than spending it on shiny things. I'm a forklift mechanic and a lot the independant forklift companies I've known started out with one dude throwing his tools in the boot of the family car and getting out there and knocking on doors.
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  1416. AWWWW! Back to climate change fear mongering because omicron's turning out to be a damp squib? MSM, your pathetic 😂 😂 😂 😂
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  1417. People need to remember that the woke left are the ones who created this age of 'cancel culture' Don't encourage/give powers of oppression on to your masters and then be surprised that in turn use them on you.
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  1418. No one wants to resurrect the Tories They've had 14 years and blew it. They need to be consigned to the histroy books. At least the right and the left finally have something they can agree on - down with the conservative party!
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  1419. ​ @krisyflynt9211  Exactly, they want this to explode to mass confrontation - then they can impose draconian, authoritarian restrictions on our freedoms. They want total control - it's all part of the plan.
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  1420. ​ @Jehty_  I'm guessing it's because in the event of whatever the driver has the steering wheel to grab hold of - the passenger would just kind of have his arms/torso flailing around.
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  1421.  Lucy Rane  Unfortunately 'anymore than three lines is to much to think about' I'd say is about 80% of the Western population - its the reason we are in this mess.
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  1422. People are quicker to complain then they are to praise Wes - it's why you probably shouldnt pay too much attention to negative comments. Make a short you may have 50 people complain but for every person who didn't like it and left a negative comment there's probably 500 to a 1000 who liked it who just didnt comment at all.
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  1423.  @spacexvanityprojectslimite3315  Three mile island was a core meltdown (partial) - so please, YOU do your research before telling others to 😂 What TMI proved was that Western reactor designs did their job in terms of suffering a meltdown and containing the melted core within the pressure vessel and the majority of leaked radiation to the containment building. Also, the majority of the radiation released into the environment from TMI (little as it was) was from Xenon-133, not steam.
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  1424.  @spacexvanityprojectslimite3315  TMI was a partial core meltdown - you get your facts straight. It did prove Western reactor designs did their job in terms of keeping the melted core inside the pressure vessel and the majority of contaminants inside the containment building. Also the small amount of radiation released into the environment came mainly from vented Xenon-133, not steam. Although I agree that in terms of environmental impact, TMI was a nothing-burger - it was a huge financial disaster.
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  1425. TMI was a partial core meltdown - you get your facts straight. It did prove Western reactor designs did their job in terms of keeping the melted core inside the pressure vessel and the majority of contaminants inside the containment building. Also the small amount of radiation released into the environment came mainly from vented Xenon-133, not steam. Although I agree that in terms of environmental impact, TMI was a nothing-burger - it was a huge financial disaster.
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  1426. ​ @georgeshaw6374  Well, we did have two very close general elections - and let's face it, they were about Brexit
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  1427. Sounds like they needed a better supplier of propane and propane accessories
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  1428. We lost the election, we've lost power. So we'd rather watch the world burn - that's the mindset of the 'tolerant left'
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  1429. Because it's not their fault!! It's the fault of their magic sky wizard! Didn't you get the memo? 🤦
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  1430. Johnson threw it all away for essentially virtue signalling - as is the whole of Western society.
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  1431. She looks like Quentin Tarantino in drag 😂
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  1432. ​ @mistrants2745 Yeah, but anyone with any sense knows a 2 week all-inclusive trip to the Bahamas costs a whole lot more than $1200. So Asmon still has a point - greed, thinking they're getting something for nothing. It's how most scams work.
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  1433. That, and the wealthy just want London as their own personal playground.
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  1434. The voice of a whingy, whiney teenage girl who never grew up and was never told 'NO'
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  1435. I'd argue they think nothing, they're mindless droans fully subscribed to a ideological cult.
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  1436. ​ @AyinKirin  Dude be simping.
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  1437. I'm a forklift mechanic so in the same world of heavy equipment with proprietary software and Deere's whole 'not wanting customers to modify software for safety' is total garbage. I'm a dealer tech, and I have yet to find a single piece of manufactures software that can be hacked or altered (on a coding level) by myself - I can only operate within the bounds of what the software allows me to do! Yes there are plenty of parameters I can change - things like max speed, acceleration rates, maximum electric motor currents, lift/lower speeds ect, but I can't just set those values to anything I want, there are upper and lower limits that are hard coded into the software. Dealer software allows me to do several things. 1) Adjusted parameters between pre determined limits to suit the customers application. 2) View live sensor and operational data for fault diagnosis. 3) Calibrate replacement analog sensors. 4) Operate machine functions from the laptop/software rather than having to use the actual controls in the cab - again for diagnostic tests. 5) Initial machine set up if a new major vehicle control module has fitted - these are things such as telling the new computer what specific model forklift it is, what specific type of engine it has fitted, what system voltage the machine is and telling it the other endless list of factory fitted options that machine has or hasn't got. That's pretty much about it... Deere like to make it sound like farmers can 'hack' their tractors to produce 300 more hp, travel down the road at 90mph and disable every safety feature on the machine - it's just isn't possible. The coding isn't there!
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  1438. ​ @CAHuTAP.  Nah man, we don't have that much influence - as much as we like to think we do.
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  1439. ​ @brianlopez8855 Worse, more like our Trudeau
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  1440.  @rohdger3390  Well if it's something that cataclysmic there ain't nothing you can do about it anyway
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  1441. Jesus, this things been so overblown. Many similar derailments involving far nastier chemicals have happened in the past. Some with far larger fires. The vinyl chloride was the only real nasty chemical involved (it's not THAT bad in the world of chemistry). Its a gas so it's not going to persist in the environment. The remaining chemicals are all of very low toxicity to humans. I'd encourage people head over to 'That Chemist' channel who made a brief video about it - information from an actual chemist, not a load of media hysteria/presumptions.
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  1442. Sorry, but as an engineer this sounds like a really poorly designed firearm. If normal operating pressures are 50k psi and catastrophic failure pressure is 85K psi that's only a 50% safety factor - that simply wouldn't be acceptable in any commercially made pressure vessel - burst pressure is normal 2-3 times working pressure. With metal fatigue of being fired repeatedly for a long period I could easily see that cap failing.
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  1443. ​@michaelrussell4254 Because it is something out of the 60's 😂
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  1444. It's a political mind virus and those of us who haven't contracted it who still have their sanity are called cowards.
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  1445. Well, these people want to be the centre of everybody else's attention so it's hardly surprising - they're just narcissists
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  1446. Because we're expendable pond life in their eyes. And they think if they defend these people they'll get left alone.
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  1447. ​ @thomasjgour4678  I get that, but the government outright controls payroll in the military - it doesn't in private companies.
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  1448. The likes of Zuckerberg are billionaire business men - they lean to the side they think has the most popularity. They've finally woke up to the fact that being woke isn't that popular with the masses
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  1449. The slap that Will gave Chris was the slap I think Will really wanted to give his wife. That's the hard truth.
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  1450.  @rogerbennett9641  True, I voted Brexit and I knew things were going to be tough for some time, maybe a decade or more. It's like getting divorced from a really bad relationship - you don't just trot off into the sunset all rainbows and sunshine, your starting again, it's damn hard and you've lost most of what you had but your free to build a better life.
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  1451. This is what pisses me off. We never 'solved' our polluting industries, we just got rid of them - let it be someone else's problem. If it makes you feel good you can just keep finger wagging at China.
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  1452. ​ @swordmaster305 See, that's where you just lost credibility - deserve more money for unsafe conditions? No you just want more money and you're using a bogus excuse. If you cared that much about an unsafe working environment you'd campaign for safer conditions, not more money. It's an Amazon facility, not an inherently dangerous job like a fireman, arborist, miner ect
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  1453. The thing is, when the daughter ends up a drug abuser, and the grandson when raised by the grandparents turns to drugs to, it doesn't take a genius to work out something is up with the grandparents. 2 generations brought up by the same couple and they both turn out as fuck-ups
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  1454. ​ @OzzyThePolishman  The problem with war is the definition of good and evil depends what side of the fence you're on. The UN was not popular with certain groups - war is complicated.
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  1455. Bang on - and when you consider the Jews we're considered the rich elite in the time period... The Nazis convinced everyone they were the good guys too 😂
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  1456.  @stokey24  They want outright power, by crashing the economy they have us under indentured servitude, slaving for just a hand out of basic food. These people already have more money than any of them could ever spend in multiple lifetimes. Forget money, it's about power.
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  1457. Didn't know AOC was even still relevant. So 2010's... 😂
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  1458. And there death rate per million people is still approximately 10 times less than some days of the uk at its peak.
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  1459. Methanol/nitromethane needs far less oxygen to burn efficiently compared to gasoline, it's why you needed to 'choke' the carb, it was just running too lean. This is why it's used in dragsters for huge power output, you can burn a huge amount of fuel for the same volume of air in the cylinder. Rejet the carb and watch the engine self destruct! 😂
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  1460. ​ @jonfoster5828 Hundreds of illegal migrants are coming across the channel in dinghies every day. That's just the ones in dinghies! Not the ones coming in the backs of lorries or overstaying their visas - illegal immigration is in the hundreds of thousands, not tens of thousands.
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  1461. Personally I prefer those adjustable carbon pile battery testers. You can't beat the results of actually putting the correct high amp load on the battery but YOU have to interpret the results. The electronic/digital testers are just conveniant/take the thinking out of it.
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  1462. This is why I never do OS updates on any smartphone I buy. The OS is how they make the phone obsolete - eventually you get to a version which the phone's hardware struggles with.
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  1463.  @jameshillicke5512  Sadly with the coming western economic crisis the quantity over quality is starting to rear its head again. My employer was very much 'quality over quantity' but the last 6 mths I've seen the tide starting to change 😔. As soon as they lean on me to alter my work ethic that way is when we'll part company.
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  1464. The only thing the cyber truck is good for is virtue signalling. And thats all it was ever meant to be good at.
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  1465.  @TheManOnTheRail  Exactly, not sure why the sudden mass panic. At the moment it's SNAFU - Situation Normal All Fucked Up.
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  1466. ​​ @lesliegossner681  Eucalyptus is not native at all - it was introduced from Australia in the late 1800's. The fact it seeds and grows itself is exactly what makes it an invasive species!
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  1467. ​ @lesliegossner681  Eucalyptus is not native at all - it arrived from Australia in the late 1800's
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  1468. I doubt that's the factory finish. That looks like that head was surfaced with a clapped out Bridgeport with a fly cutter. I friend of mine bought a refurbished head for a BMW diesel thats was in a P38 Range Rover - it came with a finish like that, the swirls from the fly cutter would pick your finger nail up. We promptly sent it straight back. Head supplier apologised, "don't know how we didnt spot that, blah blah, blah" Yeah bullshit, you f@@ked it up and hoped the buyer wouldnt notice/was uneducated.
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  1469. Personally i think this was North Korea's message to their own citizens as much as it was to the West. Otto was clearly reading a script in court, it was a pantomime. Basically "if we're willing to do this to a citizen of the most powerful nation on earth you peasents under our boots stand no chance"
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  1470. Love how they tried the whole 'Putin did it' line. No, it's because normal people are sick to the back teeth with Netflix's woke, borderline degenerate crap. They've alienated their majority customer base. Go woke, go broke 😂
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  1471. Dislike counter removed - takes youtube propaganda to a whole new level!
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  1472. They only want a 'conversation' in a setting where they can control the narrative.
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  1473. Height is what always cocks up someone's perception of the size of a vehicle. When I used to drive lwb ex army landrovers with hardtop bodies and a full length roof rack and big rubber on all four corners they used to look huge compared to your average car, until you got the tape measure out... No longer than a large estate car and was narrower than a lot of newer sub-compact cars.
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  1474.  @dalecrocker3213  Your joking right? If he wasn't it would have been the FIRST thing they mentioned. Anything they say now will just be lies.
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  1475. Sorry but if it feels like a cold, I'm going to treat as a cold, no test for me
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  1476. I skip gears when driving in snow, driving in a van in the uk they are normally now 6 speed, use 2-4-6 to keep in a higher gear for minimal wheel spin.
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  1477. In europe, with a tri-axle trailer you'd be able to gross at 40,000kg (88,000 pounds). If it was a 3 axle tractor with a tri-axle trailer it could gross 44,000kg (96,800 pounds).
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  1478. They were ran in a lot of industrial equipment too!
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  1479.  @JNosewicz7569  Your comment makes no sense, be more specific please.
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  1480.  @beyondalpha1072  Yeah, a shite one 👍
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  1481.  @raymondlin8728  Blue collar republicans going to be making bank 🤑
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  1482.  @mal35m  Same here, sometimes they disappear immediately, sometimes minute to days later. I've had the occasional "this comment may be against community guidelines" whilst posting but that's it.
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  1483. Most likely just their as a routine training exercise. You guys in the comments praying our brave troops come home safe do realise you've got Latvia, Lithuania and Belarus in the way of Ukraine right? 😂 Their not going to help Ukraine!
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  1484.  @Martin.Wilson  It's almost like the Germans have an 'immaturity' with electronics - they just have to stuff it into everything for the hell of it. The Japanese seem to have a lot more 'maturity' with how electronics are applied - they will use it to their advantage if it's appropriate but seem to stick to simpler solutions if it's practical.
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  1485. ​​​ @n3tw0rk_n3k0  You won a battle - an important one, granted. But the war is far from won. The hard work is still to come.
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  1486. One of Agent 47's slightly dopey clone brothers clearly escaped... 😂
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  1487. iTs A pRiVaTe CoMpAnY, tHeY cAn Do WhAt ThEy WaNt! 😂😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
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  1488.  @theoneatyourdoor87  There are only so many improvements that can be made with the materials we have available on this planet. A wind turbine is purely mechanical in its function, the projected life span is never going to be that long.
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  1489. Get me off this planet 🤦‍♂️. Conductivity has nothing to do with energy density in terms of batteries. As for building smaller more efficient motors? Most standard copper wound air or liquid cooled induction motors (and their inverter drivers) already have efficiency percentages up in the 90's. So whats this shit promising? Over-unity? 😂
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  1490. Lol! 😂
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  1491. Morons with grandiose delusions
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  1492. Hardly a difficult solution with snow and ice, imbed heating elements in the lens like a cars heated rear window and thermostatically control it.
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  1493. ​ @margaretnicol3423  That's the plan 😉 The government wants total control over the food supply - then you have to be a good little citizen for your bowel of gruel.
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  1494. ​​ @tewks4458  There's plenty you can do, but you've got to be prepared to displace some of those cute fluffy animals that it would appear everyone would rather protect then their homes.
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  1495. Just closed my account fuck PayPal! 🖕
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  1496. ​ @wrongthinker843  Your username is amazingly appropriate
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  1497. So their lithium iron phosphate? Nothing new then.
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  1498. Because it's an oil burner meaning it likely needs a rebuild anyway. Just because an engine starts and sounds ok doesn't mean it is.
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  1499. Im calling the whole thing fake from start to finish (most are). "Its a prank bro" wouldnt mentally disarm me at all, in fact I'd go in harder, not only did you lay your hands on my lady, you've just openly admitted you were publicly trying to make a fool out of me. That results in a bad outcome.
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  1500. Sounds like they need to brush up on their 2nd amendment competence training.
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  1501. Sadly I can't see any viable repair for that shaft that would last any real length of time considering it's subjected to such high vibration. Having a whole new shaft made would be the only proper solution - I'd want to know what specific alloy of steel that shaft is too, wouldn't be surprised if its sonething specific again, due to the high vibration.
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  1502. A Democrat can't shoot straight, who'd have guessed? 😂
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  1503. The issue is they demand everyone else partakes in their delusion - that's the problem
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  1504.  @WatchWesWork  It certainly does!
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  1505.  @nordishkiel5985  I reckon a fair amount now Ive heard it, the pump sounded like the 'diesel clatter' sound isolated all on its own.
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  1506. I'd encourage people to go over to 'That Chemist' channel who's analysed this a bit better, and shows the shipping manifest. It's bad a situation but not that bad and nothing that hasn't happened many times before. So far this is a cluster fuck of the authorities lieing/withholding information and the media/public going hysterical over things they don't really understand - which is fully understandable considering how shady the authorities have been when there was really no need for them to be.
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  1507.  @YouScareMe1  Nope, we'll listen if you have well constructed reasoning. The problem is leftists can't do that without screaming in people's faces and your ideals don't stand up to even the most cursory level of scrutiny. That's why they scream, shout and double down 😂 Now you're all just gas lighting - "nuh uh, that's what you lot do". Whatever, it's not flying - the gig is up.
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  1508. All this is going to show is how stupid and thickle the British public are. They'll have fun voting him to do a few nasty trials, then Hancock will put on a bit of a good guy act on and then the average TV watching dribbler will then think "he's not such a bad guy". All forgiven, This is what's going to happen I guarantee it, and just thinking about it makes me want to smash the room up after what this psychopath did to this nation.
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  1509. I've had an 80V 600Ah forklift traction battery blow 8 cells in my face, was a miracle I wasn't seriously injured/killed but the event is somewhat limited. It's an unbelievable explosion but the small fire afterwards I blew out like a candle.
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  1510. Jesus, it couldn't be more obvious this women was sexually abused as a child with this bizarre, twisted way of trying to rationalise her own abuse. GET HELP FFS! The abused becoming the abusers is so damn common. Text book case of who you trying to convince bitch? Me or you?
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  1511.  @thesecondYouTube  Sorry the far left marxist woke party then. 😂
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  1512. All the kohler diesels aren't designed by kohler but are actually italien Lombadini diesels. Kohler brought Lombardini a few years back now. Even the 3/4 cylinder water-cooled diesels are all based on the Lombardini LDW series. There not bad engines, best described as 'medium duty', not as good as a yanmar/kubota but fit a price point and miles better then the cheap Chinese knock-offs.
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  1513. No lady, you need a handyman and you pay for them.
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  1514. Jesus... The owner needs to either get a good lawyer, or get it insured and leave it somewhere it'll definitely get stolen.
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  1515. They never have cared about the environment - it was just a big stick to wield over people.
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  1516.  @TeemarkConvair  Completely agree. I just say "Have you come to me for advice or you have you come to me to argue, if you know more than me than why are you here?"
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  1517. Theres a lot of details missing from this article. You pay £20K for a vehicle you dont get £20K for it if it gets written off 7 years later, you get its market value at its age/mileage. She brought it from her late father? How old was it then? What was the new her father paid? Did she pay above market value for it from her father? No one likes insurance companies but everything is way to vague to come to any real conclusion 🤷
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  1518. I'm a forklift mechanic mate, and I've got a '88 golf 2 gti 16v - best car I've ever owned and its a beautifully simple and well engineered car.
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  1519. IMHO, the peak of AAA gaming was RDR2 - its been downhill ever since. It'd be awesome to see Mac from Worth A Buy on the channel!
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  1520. ​ @alexc9434  It's worth it for me, I watch it on my front room TV and it's the only TV I watch, so £12.99 a month is worth it for the no adds. I boycotted Netflix years ago, I have no normal terrestrial or cable TV.
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  1521. I dont know why, but the the fat kid swaying around is giving me 'tortures small animals in his backyard' vibes. At the very least, school bully.
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  1522. Sell some of your land? Ok, so Mr Farmer sells half of his land to cover the inheritance, now hes only earning £15000 a year because he's now only farming half the land.
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  1523. The government will double down. The media will double down. The medical proffesion will double down. The vaccinated public in large will double down. The skeptics will will never be vindicated in the sense that their concerns were legitimate. That's my conclusion of this scenario and if people think otherwise they've learnt nothing the last 2 years 😔
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  1524. Why do you think our armed forces has been wound down to nothing? Why do you think so many 'culturally enriched' young men of fighting age have been let in? Someones been importing a private army as they know our own armed forces wont turn their guns on their own people.
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  1525.  @Drew-P-Bllz  An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure
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  1526. They are now, up to about 10 years ago they were fairly balanced but now it's just like all the other MSM outlets.
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  1527. ​ @anton__84 The reason they use poles is for health and safety reasons - local council health and safety inspectors do not like tradesmen using ladders and will pull them off the job if they catch them. Unless you'd prefer your window cleaner to erect scaffolding every time you want your windows cleaning?
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  1528. ​ @theamhway Exactly, it's a lineage of inbreeding that causes this - not a single pairing.
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  1529. ​ @floggyWM1 Probably a bit less of a chance of wrecking the Audi - they actually handle well 😂
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  1530.  @vods840  It's more common for drugs to lead to homelessness then the other way round.
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  1531. To be fair, and not trying to detract from Alex, it wasn't that insightful. It was inevitable. The West has done it with pretty much any country it's invaded directly or regimes it's supported in proxy wars.
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  1532. Don't pay the companies to store it for you. They can't seize it if your hiding it. You can keep it home as bullion. Biggest rule is TELL NO ONE! Not friends, family, children, hell, even your wife if you can get away with it (let's face it, they blab).
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  1533. Im a forklift mechanic, i used to go to a chip fat reycling place that turned it into bio diesel. It was disgusting, the whole yard was 2" deep in rancid old fat and all they used to do is throw caustic soda granuals over it and use a steam cleaner to wash it all out the gate into the road outside! God knows how they got away with it
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  1534. So the PM agrees? Ermmm do something then?
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  1535. It's cute you think that stuff actually works.
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  1536. Or maybe a dozy forklift operator hit a pipe? 🤔 No, implausible - definitely Putin!
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  1537. It's like going to a doctor and saying I have a headache and the doctor just going "you have brain cancer - headaches are a symptom of brain cancer, let's start you on chemotherapy"
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  1538. ​ @Kahuczech  There is, but the left seems to have the real influence ATM.
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  1539. People like Mario are simply acting like they are human
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  1540. It's fckn pathetic, I'm a forklift mechanic - heavy, back breaking kind of work. Been outside in it working all day. Yes, it fckn hot, no doubt about that but plenty of water, work slower than normal and the best bit - MAN UP AND GET ON WITH IT!! 😂
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  1541.  @esmolol4091  Lol 😂 you lot still don't get it.
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  1542. ​ @christopherdixon4472  They will - money belonging to the establishment/system trumps any woke bias.
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  1543.  @markmakallister4653  Freedom of speech doesn't mean you can day what you like with ZERO consequences. It means the government/law enforcement can not persecute you for what you say. There will always be SOCIAL consequences for the things you say. I don't agree with people smashing her windows ect and those people should be prosecuted if found but let's be honest, the outcome of her rant was pretty fucking predictable and she's a victim of her own stupidity than he free speech being infringed. I support her right to say her piece, but show some class and have some respect.
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  1544. Scotchlocks, the work of the devil 👿... and most car entertainment system installers 😂
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  1545. I prefer two cheeks of the same arse 😂 ​ @aurynwestwield1682 
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  1546. Sadly, this is what happens when your too soft with your kids. They turn into adult children who often behave like monsters.
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  1547. ​ @orangelightening The West loves backing dictators 😉 Gotta have someone to fight your proxy wars to keep that munitions industry thriving.
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  1548. It's no different in my industry (forklift mechanic) we often get controllers that report random errors that might only happen once every few weeks and will never do it while we're on site diagnosing - you can't fix what isn't broken. You end up having to go back to the depot, pulling a controller out of another machine, fitting it and kind of loaning it to the customer for a week or two - total PITA but when you're talking about a £3500 logic board/inverter you've got to be certain. Now that this level of microcontroller based technology has been around a long time I've noticed customers are becoming more understanding. My response to customers is if I had the skills/equipment to diagnose the internals of logic controllers I wouldn't be fixing forklifts for a living 😂
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  1549. ​ @jrt2924  As much as in theory it should be No.1, in my experience it tends to always end up being number 2. If I was going after a customers old machine it'd be the one that all I ever seem to do is service and have little problems with.
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  1550. Keep doing you bud. I'm a 'pro' (forklift mechanic) and I'll only clean heads/block decks by hand. A good head gasket job is like a good paint job - it's all in the prep 👍. In most cases for me, the cleaning is the longest part of the job.
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  1551. ​ @lilbubz2803 Yup, been saying this for years. Times come people, no more 'fence sitters'
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  1552. ​ @Wokechan Because your 'allies' (I'm English so us included 😢) are acting like a bunch of woke children living in a delusional, false reality.
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  1553. ​ @michaelfinger6303  Try going to a bank and asking for a loan so you can go hit the slot machines 😂 It's back to personal responsibility again - if you go to a bank, get a loan and lie about it's purpose to secure said loan and then gamble the amount, that's on you not the bank.
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  1554. Think you mean hydrostatic transmission and I can't see how this type of engine would provide any sort of advantage. For one you already have a variable displacement axial piston pump - which works on the swash plate principal like this engine which can already provide you constant power principal. Why would you want a constant power engine in a variable power application anyway? That leads to nothing but inefficiency. Unfortunately your never going to see hydrostatic drive in something like a car as although it has it merits, it gets woefully inefficient at higher speeds - they generate a large amount of heat.
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  1555. Whether you believe in fossil fuel induced climate change or not, burning fossil fuels still creates pollution and power generation is a huge proportion of all fossil fuels burnt. The resources are finite so it's stupid not to use clean, reliable sources like nuclear fission and save those fossil fuel resources for the applications that there is no alternative for.
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  1556. Consumerism, not capitalism. You can happily be capitalist and not be a 'consumer'.
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  1557. Doubt it, she got rich person tastes and earns 170K a year. Dude only makes 70K a year and she'd only ever get a percentage of that. No one's gonna go from a 170K lifestyle to a 40-50K a year lifestyle just to spite someone 😂 Women are spiteful, but the resources always come first.
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  1558.  @mehmeh5471  It was torqued, it's called having a well calibrated right hand. Takes experience to develop one 😉
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  1559.  @marioreali5925  Sounds like a wise man who can quickly judge someone's character.
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  1560. Your a lunatic if you think that's a better option
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  1561. Its probably safe to say that the reason the insurers dropped the insurance cover is because of the cities disastrous policies - insurance companies aint stupid.
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  1562. Honestly Wes, when that cam phaser shit itself I think pistons kissed valves - might have just been a little peck on the cheek. Enough so they just aren't sitting fully on the valve seats fully but not bent enough to stop the valves opening/closing.
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  1563. You can tell that's an EXTREMELY pissed man trying to keep a lid on it
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  1564.  @julief634  In a situation like this pets lives mean f@&k all, sorry but that's just the way it is. If its not safe to retrieve your possessions, it's not safe to retrieve your pet. And if you think a first responder who likely has a family dependant on them themselves should risk their life to retrieve your pet than your pretty unhinged yourself.
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  1565.  @HoloScope  Lol, your logic is flawed. The only way I can personally screw a corporation over as a consumer is not use them, if everyone does the same then said delivery drivers end up with no job at all 😂 Stop with the victim culture bullshit - it's not the publics job to prop up poorly paid workers! If I want more money I don't piss and winge at my customers and try and lever more money out their hands, I go and have a conversation with my boss. If that proves to be fruitless then my resume starts going out to the local companies in the same business.
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  1566. They're 'useful idiots'
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  1567. 'Some fighter pilots will be ufo nuts'. I'd say a more likely hypothesis is some fighter pilots have a wicked/awesome sense of humour! 😂
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  1568. That's a duo-servo drum brake set up. In theory they should have equal braking force in both directions, it's why nearly all forklifts with drum brakes use this set up (shoes have equal amounts of material though). However, depending on braking direction one shoe wears more than the other. Guess that's why on truck rear brakes one shoe has less lining - maybe just saves cost or to stop 'grabbing' issues.
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  1569. Got the manual for the V2203 in pdf form Wes if I can email it to you somehow
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  1570. Static is the issue. If both containers are electrically bonded to ground/earth you can wipe up spills all you want. They're supposed to use cables that clamp on to the containers that are attached to earth.
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  1571. The more I see of these criticality accidents I think as a victim you'd be far better off staying put and getting the biggest dose you can. Better to die horrifically in hours/days than horrifically in weeks/months.
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  1572. It would have taken every bit of self control I've got not to have punched that copper square in the face - how can any of us take them seriously any more?
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  1573. When a super simp like Steve Harvey calls you out for being a simp - you know you've fucked your game up! 😂
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  1574. ​ @simonh6371 The thinking is simple - "the enemy of my enemy is my friend"
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